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Several moves have been triggered by retirements. All changes except one retirement are effective July 1. Father Hugo A. Cano has been named rector of St. Paul Cathedral Parish, …
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Bishop announces priest transfers effective July 1
Two pastors in the diocese are planning to retire this summer, and one died earlier this year, which leads to staffing changes in their parishes and other parishes. Bishop McManus …
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Msgr. Francis D. Kelly said he’d start his priesthood all over again if he could. “The important thing to remember is that it’s serving the people,” he said, “but it’s serving them in the name of, and …
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Bishop McManus has announced assignments and appointments for priests in the diocese, to go into effect on July 1. Two priests are retiring and one is returning to retirement.
Priesthood is a gift, some say at ordination of two local men
One parish brought two busloads for the occasion, which drew more than 275 people to St. Paul Cathedral June 1.