Fr. Albert S. Moraczewski

Father Albert has been a dear friend of ours since 1962. He will live forever in our hearts as he is now living forever in the heart of Christ. Our prayer is one of thanksgiving for his presence in our lives.
Richard and Bernadette Cieciuch

I am sorry to hear the sad demise of a beloved and great visionary. even though I do not know him personally,I know him through his contrbutions to bioethics. his death is a great loss for the catholic church. my heartfelt condolence to all who love him and admire his works. may his soul enjoy the heavenly peace!

I am sorry to hear about the passing of Fr. Albert. He sounds like he was a brilliant and Godly man. I wish I would have known him.
In Christ,

I never had the opportunity to meet Fr. Albert in person, but I am well familiar with his writings in bioethics and have been inspired by his scholarly example. His passing is a great loss to academe.

Father Albert was a great friend of my parents and a good friend to me. He always had time to listen with a compassionate heart. He was an outstanding example of all that is good about the priesthood. We were fortunate to know him.

Father Moraczewski was a Dominican in the tradition of St. Albert, the Great and Saint Thomas Aquinas. He has joined their ranks at the the interface of Science, Theology and Ethics.

It is with great sorrow that I read of Fr. Albert S. Moraczewski's passing to eternal glory. I am an occasional attender of Holy Rosary Church, where I saw his bright and coloful face from time to time. From the little I have read of his biography, I am comforted in the certain knowledge that he gave his best to better the world and that it is not tragic when one of God's own returns to him after running such a beautiful race here on this earth. May his Soul rest in peace. And from one...

I'm sorry to learn of Father Albert's passing. He was a mentor and friend. His wisdom and sense of humor will always be remembered.

On our last visit, we discussed, of all things, Bruges and a special statue that he remembered there.

May God receive him and grant him peace and a heavenly reward.

I was a research assistant to Fr. Albert in the early 90s in Houston. I learned a great deal about bioethics from his great wealth of knowledge, balance, spirituality and his God given sense of humor. I once told him that he had forgotten more than most people know in their lifetime. My prayers are with his nieces and nephews and the Dominican Fathers at this time.