Rev. Robert Joseph Terentieff

Just a few days before Father T passed, he was going to come to our house to celebrate a Mass for my Aunt and Godmother Helen Bednar, who he knew very well and often visited, (along with our whole family as well), to truly celebrate her 90th birthday. I bought all of the necessary altar cloths and mass cloths, along with cruets, natural candles etc. and everything else that he had instructed me to buy for the proper and respectful celebrating of the mass in our home in Bridgeport. As that day...

I met Fr T in 1969 when he was in SS Cyril & Methodius. He was a great friend and spiritual advisor,

You bought me ducklings for my birthday, you brought a huge bouquet of palms to my mother and you were one of the best friends me and my family ever had, say hello to hazel flag and to God. Tell my Dad i love him and you too! We will miss you T!!!!
Randy Reece

Fr T was the first person ever to really believe in my artistic abilities and I am so blessed to have known him.

Father T you were a great teacher. Thank you for wonderfull art classes at Kolbe Cathedral. Heaven now has you and a white christmas tree....
Peggy Winchell

I knew Fr. T from Georgian Court University and he was the coolest priest I've ever met in my life. He is just the type of priest we need today; modern, approachable, unconditional love, and always available anytime you need to talk. I worked with Fr. T at GCU and he would drop everything and walk clear across campus if I had a question to ask him. He wasn't one to call or email, but instead show up and have a face to face; how rare that is today with anyone you work with. My fondest memory...

When I think of Father T.