Augustus Maria Bernard Anthony John Gebhard Toebbe was the second bishop of Covington, Kentucky. Bishop Toebbe called the first diocesan synod and helped to further establish the new diocese.
Contents
1Early life and priesthood
2Bishop of Covington
3References
4External links
5Episcopal succession
Early life and priesthood
Augustus Toebbe was born in Meppen in modern-day Germany on January 15, 1829. He emigrated to the United States in 1852 to study to be a priest. Toebbe was accepted as a candidate for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, and after two years of studies, was ordained a priest by Archbishop John Baptist Purcell on September 14, 1854. Father Toebbe served most of his priestly career at a German parish in Cincinnati. Father Toebbe was also a member of the Second Plenary Council of Baltimore in 1866.
Bishop of Covington
On November 24, 1869, over a year since Bishop Carrell's death, Father Toebbe was notified that he had been named the new bishop of Covington by the same man who had named his predecessor, Pope Pius IX. Toebbe was consecrated as bishop on January 9, 1870 by Bishop Sylvester Horton Rosecrans of Columbus, Ohio, the former auxiliary bishop of Cincinnati.
Bishop Toebbe was responsible for bringing the Sisters of Notre Dame to the diocese, who still remain an important part of the diocesan operations. Bishop Toebbe also increased the number of parishes to fifty-five.
After serving the diocese well, Bishop Toebbe died on May 2, 1884.
References
External links
Diocese of Covington Entry on Bishop Toebbe
Episcopal succession
Catholic Church titles
Preceded by George Aloysius Carrell
Bishop of Covington 1869—1884
Succeeded by Camillus Paul Maes
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Roman Catholic Diocese of Covington
Ordinaries
Bishops
George Aloysius Carrell
Augustus Toebbe
Camillus Paul Maes
Ferdinand Brossart
Francis William Howard
William Theodore Mulloy
Richard Henry Ackerman
William Anthony Hughes
Robert William Muench
Roger Joseph Foys
Churches
Cathedral
Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption
Parishes
Mary, Queen of Heaven, Erlanger
Mother of God Roman Catholic Church, Covington
Saint John the Baptist, Wilder
Retreat center, convent
St. Anne Convent, Melbourne
Education
Colleges
Thomas More University, Crestview Hills
High schools
Bishop Brossart High School, Alexandria
Covington Catholic High School, Park Hills (all boys)
Covington Latin School, Covington
Holy Cross High School, Covington
Newport Central Catholic High School, Newport
Notre Dame Academy, Park Hills (all girls)
St. Henry District High School, Erlanger
St. Patrick's High School, Maysville
Villa Madonna Academy, Villa Hills
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Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Cincinnati
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Ordinaries of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Bishop
Edward Fenwick
Archbishops
John Baptist Purcell
William Henry Elder
Henry K. Moeller
John T. McNicholas
Karl Joseph Alter
Paul Francis Leibold
Joseph Bernardin
Daniel Edward Pilarczyk
Dennis Marion Schnurr
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Churches in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Cathedral
Saint Peter in Chains Cathedral
Parishes
Cincinnati:
Church of the Annunciation
Immaculata Church
Old St. Mary's Church
St. Aloysius on the Ohio
St. Francis De Sales Church
Saint Francis Seraph Church
St. Francis Xavier Church
St. Lawrence Church
St. Pius X Church
St. Rose Church
Dayton:
Holy Cross Church
Sacred Heart Church
St. Adalbert Church
St. Mary's Church
Springfield:
St. Joseph's Church
St. Raphael's Church
Other:
Immaculate Conception Church, Botkins
St. Aloysius Church, Carthagena
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church, Cassella
Immaculate Conception Church, Celina
Precious Blood Church, Chickasaw
Our Lady of Victory (Cincinnati)
St. Joseph's Church, Egypt
Holy Family Church, Frenchtown
St. John's Church, Fryburg
St. Patrick's Church, Glynwood
St. John the Baptist Church, Maria Stein
Sacred Heart Church, McCartyville
St. Michael's Church, Mechanicsburg
St. Augustine's Church, Minster
St. Louis Church, North Star
St. Nicholas Church, Osgood
St. Anthony's Church, Padua
St. Remy's Church, Russia
St. Henry's Church, St. Henry
Holy Rosary Church, St. Marys
St. Rose's Church, St. Rose
St. Sebastian's Church, Sebastian
St. Joseph's Church, Wapakoneta
Former parishes
All Saints Church, Cincinnati
Holy Trinity Church, Cincinnati
St. Augustine Church, Cincinnati
St. George's Church, Cincinnati
St. Michael the Archangel Church, Cincinnati
St. Paul Church, Cincinnati
St. Philomena's Church, Cincinnati
St. Patrick's Church, St. Patrick
Shrine
Shrine of the Holy Relics
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Education in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Higher education
Chatfield College
University of Dayton
Edgecliff College
Mount St. Joseph University
Xavier University
Seminary
Athenaeum of Ohio – Mount St. Mary's Seminary of the West
High schools
Cincinnati
DePaul Cristo Rey High School
Elder High School
La Salle High School
Mercy McAuley High School
Archbishop McNicholas High School
Purcell Marian High School
Seton High School
St. Ursula Academy
St. Xavier High School
Summit Country Day School
Ursuline Academy
Dayton
Carroll High School
Chaminade Julienne High School
Other
Archbishop Alter High School, Kettering
Father Stephen T. Badin High School, Hamilton
Catholic Central School, Springfield
Bishop Fenwick High School, Franklin
Lehman Catholic High School, Sidney
Moeller High School, Kenwood
Mount Notre Dame High School, Reading
Royalmont Academy, Mason
Roger Bacon High School, St. Bernard
St. Rita School for the Deaf, Evendale
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Clergy of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Auxiliary bishops
Sylvester Horton Rosecrans
Joseph H. Albers
George John Rehring
Paul Francis Leibold
Edward A. McCarthy
Nicholas Elko
Daniel Edward Pilarczyk
James Henry Garland
Carl K. Moeddel
Joseph R. Binzer
Priests
John Martin Henni
Edward Fitzgerald
Clarence George Issenmann
Henry Damian Juncker
Joshua Maria Young
John Baptist Lamy
James Frederick Wood
John Henry Luers
Caspar Henry Borgess
Richard Gilmour
John Quinlan
Augustus Toebbe
Joseph Gregory Dwenger
Henry Richter
Francis Beckman
Urban John Vehr
Francis Augustine Thill
Anthony John King Mussio
John Joseph Kaising
Robert Daniel Conlon
Michael William Warfel
Miscellany
The Catholic Telegraph
Der Wahrheitsfreund
Former St. Charles Seminary
Gruenwald Convent
Minster Elementary School
St. John Cemetery, Cincinnati
New St. Joseph Cemetery, Cincinnati
Old St. Joseph's Cemetery, Cincinnati
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Cincinnati portal
Authority control
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