Rev. Francis J. Murphy

He was a wonderful man´s and teacher. I think of him often. Michael Moore Class of 1975 high honors grad.

He truly was an incredible person.

I think about him often. His presence is close, but still miss him like hell.

On days like these, I wish you were here to for some much needed conversation and guidance. But because you have been constantly on my mind lately, I realize that you are... I miss you my friend.

He was funny and wise. He had a sparkling gleam in his eyes. Father Murphy was good hearted. He had a good amount of knowledge to pass on to the rest of us.

God Bless you Fr. Murphy. I am fortunate to have known you and sorry I didn't get a chance to say thank you one final time. Rest in Peace Murph. Your friend, Tobs

Take the time to reconnect with lost contacts. Father Murphy was everything to me, and I'm just finding about his passing 7 years too late. I'm sorry old friend. Thank you for everything. Peace & Love.

Miss you buddy.

In 1992, as a Boston College sophomore, I unfortunately showed no savviness whatsoever in sporting a Georgetown T-shirt the first day of classes. Fortunately, however, I did have enough luck to end up in Murph’s packed European History class in McGuinn. Even more fortunate, as it turned out, as I was walking out of class, Murph spotted the T-shirt and said “You know that Georgetown was founded the same year that the U.S. Constitution took effect.” Within weeks, I found myself in the Rec...