Search | Back   Rev. Jerome (Timothy) Tupa, O.S.B.   Member of St. John's Benedictine Monastery in 2010: Yes     Dates |  Articles & Docs |  Ordos |  Photos |  Notes |  Web Site |  Names     Rev. Jerome (Timothy) Tupa     Miscellaneous Notes   Chaplain of the University and Director of the McKeown Center - Fr. Jerome received a BA from SJU and an MA and PHD from the Sorbonne in Paris with a degree in French literature. He has worked at SJU since entering the monastery in 1962. Fr. Jerome taught French beginning in 1971 and continuing until 2003. Much of his work has consisted of directing Study abroad programs in France, Italy, Greece and the Middle East. In 2004, he was named Artist in Residence with exhibits in many American and European cities. The latest series of art shows displayed in museums in California, Florida, Washington D.C. and New York City. In 2005 Fr. Jerome became Director of Campus Ministry lasting until 2009. At this time he is Chaplain of the University and Director of the McKeown Center. (Regents - 2011)     Dates   Born: September 24, 1941 Birth Place: Hanson, ND   Professed: March 21, 1964 (22.49 years old) Ordained: August 6, 1982 (40.87 years old)     Ordo Information   Listed as an Active Monk in 2010: Yes   First Year Listed in Ordo at St. John's: 1965 Last Year Listed in Ordo at St. John's: 2010 Listed in 46 Ordos Missing Ordos: 0     Names   Possible names for Rev. Jerome (Timothy) Tupa, O.S.B.:   Rev. Hieronymus Tupa, Fr. Hieronymus Tupa, Father Hieronymus Tupa Rev. Hieronymus Tupa, Fr. Jerome Tupa, Father Jerome Tupa Rev. Hieronymus Tupa, Fr. Timotheus Tupa, Father Timotheus Tupa Rev. Hieronymus Tupa, Fr. Timothy Tupa, Father Timothy Tupa     Pictures of Rev. Jerome (Timothy) Tupa, O.S.B.:              This web site is provided solely for educational purposes. Every effort has been made to verify the information posted on this web site. However, no claim is made regarding the accuracy of the information posted herein. Sources include: Benedictine Ordo (1970-2010) Public Records; Other; Court Documents; Newspaper, Television and other Media; Victim Interviews.