Andrew Gregory Grutka

1908–1993 (age 85)

Bishop

Biography

Andrew Gregory Grutka devoted his life to shepherding a thriving Catholic community, offering steady leadership as he guided the faithful through times of growth and change. As Bishop, he balanced reverence for tradition with an open heart for new ideas, encouraging dialogue and uplifting the spirit of those he served.

He nurtured countless vocations and supported charitable efforts that reflected the teachings he held dear. He rests at the Cathedral of the Holy Angels, where his pastoral heart continues to inspire those who follow his example of compassionate guidance.

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