St. Joseph's Polish Church — World War II Newsletters
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, the Polish parish, stands at 10th & Mechanic Streets in Camden. Three of its parish bulletins from the World War II years are presented below — dated November 29, 1944; February 7, 1945; and the “VE Edition,” which would be May 1945.
For more on the men lost while serving, see the Camden County World War II War Dead Index, which is arranged alphabetically. Every soldier, sailor, and airman from St. Joseph's Church lost in World War II has a memorial page that can be accessed from that index.
(This selection of the parish's wartime bulletins was compiled in July 2009.)

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St. Joseph's Parish Bulletin — November 29, 1944




St. Joseph's Parish Bulletin — February 7, 1945



St. Joseph's Parish Bulletin — VE Edition, May 1945




Honoring Those Who Serve America
Related pages elsewhere in the archive:
- St. Joseph's Parish in World War II — Photos (slide presentation, June 2009)
- 1943 Service Flag of St. Joseph Church
- Memorial Plaque Inside of St. Joseph Church
- Polish Heroes War Memorial at Cooper River Park
- A Self-Guided Tour of Saint Joseph's Polish Church
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