He was installed at St. Joseph Cathedral in Columbus on August 27. During his brief tenure in Columbus, Moeller reduced the debt the diocese incurred from building the cathedral, established parish boundaries for Franklin County, and created three new parishes and four missions. In 1902, he presided over the fifth diocesan synod, which set regulations for the needs of the clergy and people of the diocese. Coadjutor Archbishop and Archbishop of Cincinnati Moeller was named coadjutor archbishop by Pope Pius X of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati and Titular Archbishop of Areopolis on April 27, 1903. As coadjutor, he assumed the administrative duties of the archdiocese. Upon the death of Archbishop Elder, Moeller succeeded him to become the fourth archbishop of Cincinnati on October 31, 1904. He was formally installed as archbishop and received the pallium on February 15, 1905. In 1921, Moeller condemned several forms of dancing (including the Shimmy and Camel Walk) as well as bare female shoulders at social functions. Death and legacy Henry Moeller died in Cincinnati on January 5, 1925, at age 75. He is buried in the mausoleum at St. Joseph Cemetery in Price Hill.Archbishop Moeller High School, a parochial school near Cincinnati, Ohio, was named for him. References External links Succession of Archbishop Henry Moeller Archbishop Moeller High School History of Archbishop Moeller High School 1849 births 1925 deaths Roman Catholic archbishops of Cincinnati Roman Catholic bishops of Columbus American people of German descent 20th-century Roman Catholic archbishops in the United States St. Xavier High School (Ohio) alumni