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Class NotesNotes News and Information for Alumni of St. Charles College, IN THIS ISSUE St. Mary’s Seminary College and St. Mary’s Seminary

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Community Highlights...... 4 lumni Day last New ...... 6 AOctober brought over one hundred alums Continuing Formation Programs 7 from St. Charles, Paca, Street and Roland Park Alumni News ...... 8 to remember and give thanks for the past and St. Charles College & to celebrate their lives St. Mary’s Seminary and ministries. College ...... 8 Father Robert Leavitt, Fr. James Mazzone, St. Mary’s 1999 alumnus of the Diocese of St. Mary’s Seminary . . . . . 10 Worcester and Fr. Hurst at Alumni Day luncheon, October 16, 2014. P.S.S., who arrived at Roland Park fifty years In Memoriam ...... 15 ago in August, was the principal celebrant of Heritage Society...... 22 the on Thursday, with Father Lawrence Terrien, P.S.S., former Sulpician Superior General and presently a faculty member at Roland Park, as the homilist. The theme of the liturgy was taken from Pope Francis’ encyclical “The Joy of the Gospel.” The luncheon honored Fr. James Mazzone, St. Mary’s 1999 alumnus of the Diocese of Worcester, with the Jean Jacques Olier Outstanding Alumnus Award. Father Mazzone is the vocation director for his diocese and the director of the diocese’s house of formation. He was honored for his dedication to the formation of priests, and in particular, for the insight, creativity and energy he has brought to the prepa- ration of international seminarians for entrance into theology in the . Father Mazzone spoke enthusiastically about the preparation of men from other countries and cultures for service in the Church in the United States. You will notice that the initials P.S.S. (Priests of Saint Sulpice) now follow Sulpician names. This change in initials was mandated by the Sulpician General Assembly in Spring 2015 Paris last July. All three Sulpician provinces now use the same initials.

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Faculty News

The 2014-2015 academic year opened with the Mass of the Holy Spirit on August 28, 2014. William Lori, Archbishop of the Archdiocese of , was the main celebrant and gathered with the community after Mass.

Fr. Thomas R. Hurst, P.S.S., President In September and October, Dr. Michael Rector, SMS’73, spoke to the Baltimore Gorman gave presentations at area churches on Guild of the Catholic Medical Association his new book, The Death of the Messiah and the “Reconciliation: A Model for Salvation in Birth of the New Covenant. In November he St. Paul” in September. In December, he attended the annual meeting of the Society of spoke at a Day of Recollection with the Biblical Literature, participating in panels Priests of the Diocese of Scranton, reviewing two of his recent books and another “Preaching and Praying in Advent.” panel reviewing a book by N. T. Wright. In addi- tion, he gave a paper on Paul's apocalyptic theology of the new covenant in Galatians. His article “Birth, Death, and Becoming Fr. Thomas J. Burke, SCC’61 and SMS’67, Like God: Reflections on a New Testament Theme” was pub- was the sole presenter at St. Mark’s in lished in the December issue of the online journal The Living Fallston, MD at a pastoral council retreat in Pulpit (online; http://www.pulpit.org/). September. In October, he spoke at Mercy Health Care Systems in Baltimore: The ethics In October, Fr. Edward J. Griswold, SCC’66 of end-of-life decisions, as well as being a pre- and SMS’72, made two presentations to the senter at the Presbyteral Convocation for the priests of the diocese of Harrisburg at their annu- Diocese of Metuchen, The and al Convocation in Hunt Valley, . His Continuing Presbyteral Formation. Msgr. Fulton was also a pre- presentations were entitled “Tools for Effective senter in December at the Day of Recollection for Chancery Preaching” and “Pope Francis’ Vision for Staff in Altoona-Johnstown, Advent and Hope. Liturgical Preaching.”

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Dr. Brent Laytham gave the Betenbough Homes Lectures on Youth & Family Ministry At the November 2014 annual meeting of the Catholic at Lubbock Christian University in Association Teachers of Homiletics (CATH) Fr. Edward November, four lectures under the title “iPod, J. Griswold was chosen to serve a two year term as presi- YouTube, We Pray? Pop Culture Meets dent of the national homiletics guild. Membership in this Christian Formation.” An article was also organization is open to those who teach homiletics in a published on Wendell Berry’s fiction called Catholic Seminary context and in Permanent “Membered and Remembered,” Christian Formation programs. Reflection 51 (Baylor, 2014): 27-34.

In October, Dr. Bill Scalia’s paper “The Ontological Paradox of the Cinema: A Semiotic Approach to the Presence of Absence” was presented to the 34th annual meeting of the Semiotic Society of America, in Seattle. Also, over the Fall semester Dr. Scalia published nine book reviews for various poetry journals.

Fr. Hurst and the St. Mary’s Seminary Community congratulate the newly elected Sulpician Provincial (l. to r.): Rev. Hy Nguyen, Rev. Daniel Moore, Rev. John Kemper, Rev. Richard Gula and Rev. Anthony Pogorelc. Rev. John C. Kemper, P.S.S. was elected Provincial Superior of the U.S. Province of the Society of Saint-Sulpice by the Provincial Assembly that met at the Center for Continuing Formation at St. Mary’s Seminary & University, Baltimore, from January 3-9, 2015. The new Provincial Council begins its term of office July 1, 2015.

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Community Highlights Fall Semester 2014

At the invitation of the Society of St. Sulpice, US Province, St. Mary’s Seminary & University conferred the Degree of Doctor of Divinity, honoris causa on Archbishop Telesphore George Mpundu on Monday, October 6th. Acclaimed as a champion of justice and peace by the faithful and the down- trodden, His Grace has faithfully given wit- ness to the Church’s Social Justice Tradition. He continues to demonstrate his commitment to justice and peace, while exhorting and encouraging others to do likewise.

The visit of Archbishop Mpundu to the United States marks the Sulpician Fathers’ twenty-fifth anniversary of ministry in Zambia. (left to right) Rev. Thomas Burke, O.SS.T., Dean of the School of Theology, Rev. Thomas Hurst, P.S.S., President Rector, Acrchbishop Mpundu, Most Rev. Denis Madden, Auxilary of the Archdiocese of Baltimore, Very Rev. Thomas Ulshafer, P.S.S., Provincial and Rev. Phillip Brown, P.S.S., Rector of Theological College.

Rev. Mr. Daniel Moreno of Worcester Diocese blesses Nicholas Dolan, Diocese of Trenton, during the Orientation Program.

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On Thursday, November 13, 2014, twelve seminari- ans were admitted into the Rite of Candidacy by the Most Reverend Peter A. Libasci, Bishop of Manchester.

Dr. Stanley Hauerwas, Duke University Gilbert T. Rowe Professor Emeritus of Divinity and Law, delivered a lecture: The Suffering Presence: how Christians should care for each other through the office of medicine, on October 2nd. The lec- ture served as the kickoff for the Ecumenical Institute’s new program, CONNECT: Faith, Health & Medicine. Rev. Msgr. John B. Brady (SMS’55) and seminarian John Baab, Diocese of Richmond, enjoyed the opportunity to meet at Alumni Day, October 2014.

St. Mary’s Seminarians participated in the fifth annual Vianney Cup, hosted this year at Theological College in Washington, DC. The tournament brings together men from Theological College, Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary, St. Charles Seminary and St. Mary’s Roland Park. The seminarians also prayed and enjoyed dinner together.

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New Pastors

Fr. Hurst celebrated Mass for the new pastors. Below – Fr. Patrick Carrion, SMS’82, Archdiocese of Baltimore, presenting to the New Pastors Program in November.

rom November 2-6, 2014, nineteen new or soon-to-be-named pastors gathered at St. Mary’s Center for Continuing Formation for a workshop addressing this transition in their priestly life and ministry. Participants included, from Fthe Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown, Rev. Matthew Baum and Rev. Michael Wolfe; Diocese of Brooklyn, Rev. Wladyslaw Z. Kubrak; Diocese of Camden, Rev. John P. Picinic; Diocese of Erie, Rev. Christopher M. Barnes, Rev. Daniel Hoffman (SMS’09), Rev. John Miller and Rev. Alfred Patterson, OSB; Diocese of Metuchen, Rev. Michael Gromadzki and Rev. Lancelot McGrath; Diocese of , Rev. Michael Sedor; Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston, Rev. Babu Joseph Elamturuthil, Rev. Symeon Galazka, Rev. Rene Gerona, SVD, Rev. Yesu Golla and Rev. Penumaka Manikyalarao; Diocese of Wilmington, Rev. John B. Gabage (SMS’07), Rev. Anthonly Giamello and Rev. James Lentini (SMS’03).

On the first full day, presentations focused on “The as Person” (self assessment; facing challenges; canonical role of pastor; personal emotional/physical health). On the second day focus shifted to “The Pastor as Leader in Communion”, with presentations on theology of commu- nio; civil law and administration; mergers and transitions; human resource management. Day Three saw “The Pastor as Steward”, focusing on council and staff; financ- ing and budgeting; physical plant; stewardship and fundraising. The final day was a conference of spiritual encouragement on St. Peter as a transformed shepherd.

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Center for Continuing Formation

Continuing Formation Programs

THE ’ TOOLBOX, IV SENIOR PRIEST RETREAT BEST PRACTICES FOR DIOCESAN REVIEW A RETREAT FOR “VETERANS OF THE CAMPAIGN” April 14-15, 2015 MAY 25-29, 2015 A program for review board members, episcopal vicars A three-day retreat with an optional fourth day for senior priests and promoters of justice. who are retired, semi-retired, or ordained forty years or more.

PREPARING FOR RETIREMENT A PROGRAM FOR PRIESTS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE ST. LUKE’S INSTITUTE April 23-24, 2015 A program that focuses on retirement and addresses an array of issues that surround the transition from active ministry to a less-active status.

For more information on or registration for any of these programs, or for further information on St. Mary’s Center for Continuing Formation, phone 410-864-4102 or email: [email protected]. Visit us at www.stmarys.edu/center.

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Alumni News

Fr. Robert F. Leavitt, P.S.S., SMS’68, was the main celebrant for the Alumni Day Mass, October 16, 2014. Fr. Hurst and Fr. Terrien concelebrated.

ST. CHARLES COLLEGE 1940s address is 3409 Esperanza Crossing, Apt. AND 7109, Austin, TX 78758-8708. ❖ Walter J. Parenteau, PS’40 and ST. MARY’S SMS’44, can now be reached at PO Box ❖ Joseph M. Guiffre, SCC’53, has a new SEMINARY COLLEGE 280, Merrimack, NH 03054-0280. address. He can now be reached at PO Box 7379, Alexandria, VA 22307. ❖ John J. Cain, SCC’45, is now living at 1930s 715 Maiden Choice Ln, Apt CC610, ❖ Eugene (Gene) W. Kelly, SCC’56, ❖ Msgr. Robert A. Ford, SCC’38, (New Catonsville, MD 21228-5744. and his wife, Joan, have recently moved to the Greenspring retirement communi- York), wrote in to tell us that he attended ❖ John A. Lacy, SCC’45 and SMS’50, ty in Springfield, VA. Their new address St. Charles College and graduated in called to share that on April 24, 2014, he is 7446 Spring Village Drive, Apt. 311, 1938 under the “gracious/gentlemanly celebrated 65 years of marriage with his Springfield, VA 22150. leadership” of Fr. Gleason, P.S.S., and a wife, Rose Marie. 3 months later, Rose group of excellent priests. He went on to Marie passed away at the age of 89. ❖ Fr. Thomas D. Weise, PS’58 and study at Dunwoodie in with Together they have 6 children, 10 grand- SMS’62, (Mobile), previously pastor of many of his classmates from St. Charles children and 14 great-grandchildren. St. Patrick in Phenix College. Msgr. Ford is still up and City, AL for the past 17 years, has retired. around, to a degree, with fond memories Fr. Weise is the longest-serving pastor of of Old St. Charles. He especially remem- 1950s St. Patrick and is expected to be the old- bers North/South “two-handed” touch ❖ Msgr. Paul G. Cook, SCC’52, est pastor of the Archdiocese of Mobile football where he played with two rubber (Baltimore), previously pastor of St. upon his retirement. kneeling mats around his hips. Msgr. Joseph Parish, Cockeysville, has retired. ❖ Ford lives at the Cardinal O’Connor William F. Schulze, SCC’57 and Residence, 5655 Arlington Ave., ❖ Ronald P. McDermott, Ph.D., SCC’52 SMS’63, retired on 7/1/13 from Temple Bronx, NY 10471-1221. (See photo on P. 9) and SMS’58, let us know that his new University School of Medicine after 37

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Joseph Pro-Cathedral Church for the past ❖ Michael J. O’Brien, SMSC’73, wrote in 30 years, has retired. to tell us that he was awarded the presti- gious Lillian Smith Book Award in August ❖ Msgr. Roger E. McGrath, SCC’64, at the Decatur, GA Book Festival for We (Camden), has a new address. He can be Shall Not Be Moved: The Jackson reached at 362 Ganttown Road, PO Box Woolworth’s Sit-In and the Movement It 1022, Turnersville, NJ 08012-0842. Inspired. The award honors “authors, who, ❖ John B. Mattingly, SCC’65, PS’67 and through their writing, carry on Smith’s SMS’71, has retired from the Annie E. legacy of elucidating the conditions of racial Casey Foundation after 15 years at the and social inequality and proposing a vision Foundation and 7 years as Commissioner of of justice and human understanding.” the Administration for ❖ Fr. Robert D. Lariviere, SMSC’74 and Children Services. He and his wife, Linda, SMS’78, (Portland, ME), has let us know are living at 6005 N. Charles Street, that he is now stationed at Immaculate Baltimore, MD 21212. Heart of Mary Parish, 24 Sacred Heart ❖ Marcel C. Malfregeot, SCC’69, wrote in Place, Auburn, ME 04210. to tell us that his new address is 519 Stanley ❖ Alfred C. Taves, SMSC’74, has moved Ave., Clarksburg, WV 26301. to 3829 Farrcroft Green, Fairfax, VA ❖ John J. Devaney, Jr., SCC’69, has 22030-2447. Rev. Dr. Brent Laytham, Dean of the moved to 4407 Woodcrest Drive, ❖ Msgr. Richard W. Woy, SMSC’75, Ecumenical Institute, preached the sermon at the Elizabethtown, PA 17022. January 20, 2015 Service of Prayer for Christian (Baltimore), previously Vicar General for Unity. the Archdiocese of Baltimore, has been 1970s appointed Rector of the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen, 5200 N. Charles St., ❖ Msgr. Michael D. McGraw, SMSC’71 Baltimore, MD 21210. years in various administrative positions, and SMS’75, (Erie), is now stationed at St. ❖ the final thirteen as Assistant Dean for Joan of Arc Church, 370 S.W. Third St., Harry P. Weaver, SMSC’78, is now liv- Academics. Boca Raton, FL 33432. ing at 160 Fawn Dr., Elkton, MD 21921- 8123. ❖ Fr. Christopher P. Moore, SMSC’73 and 1960s SMS’77, (Baltimore), has been appointed pastor of St. Isaac Jogues Parish, 9215 Old ❖ Msgr. Michael P. Shugrue, SCC’60 and Harford Road, Baltimore, MD 21234. SMS’66, (Raleigh), let us know that, as of June 26, 2014, he has retired from parish ministry and has moved to Raleigh. He Msgr. Ford and Timothy Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of New York (photo courtesy will continue to assist in parishes as neces- of Msgr. Ford). sary. His new address is 2651 Mellow Field Drive, Unit 203, Raleigh, NC 27604. ❖ Fr. Clement G. Gardner, SCC’61 and SMS’67, (Altoona-Johnstown), has retired as pastor from St. Michael’s Parish in Hollidaysburg, PA and is now living at 801 Logandale Drive, Altoona, PA 16648. ❖ J. Anthony Howard, SCC’62 and SMS’68, is now living at 40 Bartletts Reach, Amesbury, MA 01913-4528. ❖ Richard A. Carico, SCC’63, is now liv- ing at 9811 Gunforge Rd., Perry Hall, MD 21128. ❖ Msgr. Robert T. McDermott, PS’65 and SMS’69, (Camden), previously pastor of St.

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St. Mary’s Seminary Class of 1964 celebrated their 50th reunion at Alumni Day.

ST. MARY’S SEMINARY that he has retired after 23 years at St. tion. Bishop Morelli is in good health Patrick’s Seminary in Menlo Park, CA, and is working on issues related to right and is now living at Charlestown, the to food and nutrition, and is in much 1950s former St. Charles Seminary in dialog with governments and universi- ❖ Msgr. Vincent J. Smith, SMS’55, Catonsville, MD His address is 713 ties. His new address is Avenida Santa (Harrisburg), wrote in to let us know Maiden Choice Lane, Apt. 1411, Casa, 1292 – Centro, 16.300-00 that his new address is 4837 E. Trindle Catonsville, MD 21228. Penapolis, SP, Brazil. Road, Building 4, Room 311, ❖ Most Rev. Mauro Morelli, SMS’65, ❖ John F. , SMS’65, is now living Mechanicsburg, PA 17050-3680. celebrates the 40th anniversary of his at 122 Great Hill Dr., Bethel, CT ❖ Frank Perkinson, SMS’56, is now episcopal ordination, as well as the 06801-1902. living at 6781 Middle Road, 50th anniversary of his priestly ordina- Middletown, VA 22645. ❖ Fr. Manuel R. Roman, SMS’56, (Baltimore), called to let us know that he is now living at Stella Maris, Room 308S, 2300 Dulaney Valley Road, Fr. Joseph F. Gotwalt, SMS’55 in the Raymond Brown Room of the Knott Library. Timonium, MD 21093. ❖ Msgr. John J. Smith, SMS’59, (Fall River), is now living at Catholic Memorial Home, Room A102, 2446 Highland Ave., Fall River, MA 02720.

1960s ❖ Fr. David E. Beebe, SMS’61, (Camden), is now at The Manor at St. Mary’s, 220 St. Mary’s Drive, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003. ❖ Fr. Frederick J. Cwiekowski, P.S.S., SMS’62, (Hartford), has let us know

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❖ Fr. John J. Amann, SMS’66, to the Bishop with the title of Vicar 1970s (Brooklyn), has been granted senior priest General with residence at St. Joseph on ❖ Fr. John L. Brundage, SMS’70, status, and is now pastor emeritus of Holy the Brandywine, Wilmington. (Metuchen), has written in to let us Family Parish, Canarsie. ❖ Fr. Edward J. Kelley, SMS’68, know that he is now retired. His new ❖ Stephen E. Sullivan, SMS’66, wrote in Providence), has worked for more than address is 19 Sombrero Blvd. Slip #35, to let us know that on May 24, 2014, he 24 years in the Diocese of Providence in Marathon, FL 33050. He is assisting at married a widow, Sandy Richards, whom parish, youth, and hospital ministries, San Pablo Church and living on his sail- he has known for many years. He has and went into the Military as a Chaplain boat. been a widower since his wife of 46 years, in the US Army at the age of 51. He ❖ Fr. Donald N. Buchleitner, SMS’70, Diana, died of blood clots in 2013. He retired in 2013 as he approached his 70th (Erie), is now living at 202 Carpenter still lives at 2628 Covington Pointe Trail, birthday. Bishop Tobin from Providence Lane, Pittsburgh, PA 15212. Fort Wayne, IN 46804. gave him permission to stay in the Charleston, SC diocese to do supply ❖ Fr. Farrell E. McLaughlin, SMS’71, ❖ Fr. Henry S. Arruda, SMS’67, (Fall ministry. On Sept. 1, 2014, Bishop (Providence), has moved. After closing River), previously stationed at St. Robert Guglieimone appointed Fr. Kelley St. Ann Church in Cranston in June Anthony in Taunton, MA, is now living as his liaison with the Charismatic 2013, he began as pastor of two parishes: at Cardinal Medeiros Residence, 375 Communities of South Carolina for a Our Lady of Victory Church in Ashaway, Elsbree Street, Fall River, MA 02720. three year term. Fr. Kelley’s address is RI and St. Vincent de Paul in Bradford, ❖ Fr. James L. Pugh, SMS’67, 144 Garden Springs Road, Columbia, SC RI. His mailing address is 20 Blue Heron (Memphis), is now living at 2795 Charles 29209-1720. Rd., Wakefield, RI 02879. Bryan Road #1, Bartlett, TN 38134. ❖ Fr. William G. Muench, SMS’69, ❖ James J. Rosch, SMS’72, wrote in to ❖ Msgr. J. Thomas Cini, VG, SMS’68, (Ogdensburg), called to let us know that let us know that he married Jerri Lynn (Wilmington), has requested and been he has now retired for the second time, Cook Rosch on July 11, 2013, and they granted retirement effective Oct. 1. and his new address is PO Box 664, are living at 23 Harrison Ave., Glens Msgr. Cini is appointed Special Assistant Sackets Harbor, NY 13685. Falls, NY 12801. He is retired and enjoys

St. Charles College Class of 1954 celebrated their 60th anniversary at Alumni Day, 2014.

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1990s ❖ Very Rev. Marc B. Drouin, V.F., SMS’90, (Manchester), has been appointed Dean of the Lakes Region Deanery. ❖ Fr. Timothy D. Krzyzaniak, SMS’91, (Lansing), has a new address. He can now be reached at 704 N. East Avenue, Jackson, MI 49202. ❖ Fr. Daniel J. McLearen, SMS’91, (Hartford), is now stationed at St. Margaret Church, 24 Academy St., PO Box 814, Madison, CT 06443. ❖ Fr. Sean K. Code, SMS’92, (Altoona- Johnstown), has been appointed pastor of Most Holy Trinity Parish in South Fork and St. Bartholomew Parish in Wilmore.

Fr. Leonard E. Voytek and Fr. Joseph L. Desmond at the Alumni Day breakfast in the library. ❖ Fr. Michael Gendron, SMS’92, (Manchester) wrote in to let us know that he has been reassigned as pastor from All Saints Parish, Charlestown, NH to pastor of St. Peter Parish, 567 Manchester Road, Auburn, NH 03032. side activities including racquetball, ❖ Msgr. J. Bruce Jarboe, SMS’85, singing for nursing homes and financial (Baltimore), has been appointed pastor of ❖ Fr. John T. Putnam, SMS’92, services. St. Ann Parish, 1525 Oak Hill Ave., (Charlotte), wrote in to let us know that Hagerstown, MD 21742. he is now stationed at St. Mark’s ❖ Fr. Anthony G. Sebra, SMS’72, (St. Catholic Church, 14740 Stumptown Augustine), is now living at 365 ❖ Fr. M. Shawn Mahon, SMS’87, Road, Huntersville, NC 28078. Marywood Dr., Apt. 1, St. John’s, FL (Baltimore), has been appointed associate 32259. pastor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, ❖ Msgr. Richard J. Bozzelli, SMS’93, 1704 Old Eastern Ave., Baltimore, MD (Baltimore), has returned from sabbatical ❖ Michael J. Rembold, SMS’73, has 21221. and is now pastor of St. Bernardine moved to 7682 Celebration Way, Crestwood, KY 40014-6539. ❖ Deacon James E. Anderson, SMS’75, retired from parish active duty about six Dr. John W. O’Brien, SCC’51 and SMS’57, Mr. Larry Feeley, SCC’51 and SMS’57, and Mr. years ago, to care for his wife, Joan, who Frank Feeley, SCC’50 and SMS’56, at Alumni Day. died on June 22. He is learning to be a widowed deacon. James will be joining his daughter and her family in for the winter months.

1980s ❖ Stephen R. Butsch, SMS’83, is now living at 205 Alvie Lane, Reisterstown, MD 21136-3342. ❖ Fr. William C. Miller, SMS’83, (Erie), is now stationed at St. John the Evangelist, 101 Olin Ave., PO Box 336, Girard, PA 16417.

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Early in the morning of January 22nd seminarians and faculty members departed St. Mary’s and joined people from all over the country who were in Washington, DC for the March for Life. The theme this year “Every Life is a Gift” had a special focus on preborn babies who are diagnosed in the womb with a fetal abnormality.

Parish, 3812 Edmondson Ave., Baltimore, 2000s St. Mary’s, 5502 York Road, Baltimore, MD 21229. MD 21212. ❖ Very Rev. Timothy M. Nolan, VC, ❖ Msgr. Richard B. Hilgartner, SMS’95, SMS’02, (Wilmington), has been ❖ Fr. Michael C. Lillpopp, SMS’05, (Baltimore), has been appointed pastor of appointed to oversee the offices of (Springfield, MA), is now administrator St. Joseph Parish, 101 Church Lane, Vocations, and Institutional of Sts. Patrick & Raphael Parish, 54 Cockeysville, MD 21030. In addition, Chaplains with the title of Vicar for Southworth St., Williamstown, MA Msgr. Hilgartner has been named the new Clergy for the Diocese of Wilmington. 01267. president of the National Association of This appointment is in addition to his ❖ Fr. Marc Solomon, SMS’06, (Erie), is Pastoral Musicians, based in Silver ministry as Pastor of Corpus Christi now stationed at Christ the King, 123 Spring. Parish, Wilmington. Good St., Houtzdale, PA 16651-1099. ❖ Fr. Scott M. Mower, SMS’96, ❖ Fr. Lawrence P. Adamczyk, SMS’03, ❖ Fr. James Sorra, SMS’06, (Baltimore), (Portland, ME), after 10 years serving as (Baltimore), is now associate pastor at St. previously pastor of St. Michael the pastor of St. Joseph’s Parish in Ellsworth, Mary Parish, 224 W. Washington St., Archangel in Overly, is now the Director ME, has been named pastor of the Parish Hagerstown, MD 21740. of Vocations for the Archdiocese of of the Ascension of the Lord located in ❖ Very Rev. Steven P. Hurley, VG, Baltimore. York, Kittery and South Berwick, ME. STL, SMS’03, (Wilmington), has been ❖ Fr. Daniel Goulet, SMS’07, ❖ Fr. Albert J. Tremblay, SMS’97, appointed Moderator of the and (Baltimore), has been deployed from (Manchester), can now be reached at 8 Vicar General for the Diocese of Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA to Atkinson Depot Rd., Plaistow, NH Wilmington. This appointment is in Kabul, Afghanistan. He is serving as the 03865-3103. addition to his ministry as Pastor of St. NATO Training Mission-Afghanistan ❖ Fr. Brian E. Lang, SMS’98, Thomas the Apostle Parish, Wilmington. Deputy Command Chaplain. He is the (Syracuse), has been assigned to St. ❖ Fr. Martin Nocchi, SMS’04, Catholic Chaplain for Headquarters- Charles-St. Ann Church, 4461 (Baltimore), previously pastor of St. Ann, International Security Assistance Force Onondaga Blvd., Syracuse, NY 13219- Hagerstown, has been appointed pastor of (HQ-ISAF), New Kabul Compound, and 3197. the Capital Region of Afghanistan.

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Alumni Day, 2014

2010s ate pastor at St. Mark Parish, 30 Melvin pastor at St. Ignatius Parish, 533 E. Ave., Baltimore, MD 21228. Jarrettsville Road, Forest Hill, MD 21050. ❖ Fr. Michael Wimsatt, SMS’10, (Louisville), has been appointed Vocation ❖ Fr. Christopher Hess, SMS’12, ❖ Fr. Charles H. Pawlowski, SMS’12, Director for the Archdiocese of (Richmond), currently pastor of Church (Manchester), has been appointed Pastor Louisville. He also serves as the spiritual of the Sacred Heart, Prince George, and of Sacred Heart Parish, 2 Hough St., director for TEC (Teens and 20’s St. John Parish, Dinwiddie, to be pastor Lebanon, NH 03766. also of St. James Parish, Hopewell, with Encounter Christ) and is in residence at ❖ Very Rev. Alan C. Tremblay, V.F., continued residence at Sacred Heart rec- Holy Trinity Church. SMS’12, (Manchester), has been appoint- tory. ❖ Fr. Warren V. Tanghe, SMS’11, ed Dean of White Mountain Deanery. (Baltimore), previously associate pastor at ❖ Fr. Isaac Makovo, SMS’12, Resurrection, Ellicott City, is now associ- (Baltimore), has been appointed associate

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Patrick’s College in Mountain View, CA (1968-1969). He then moved back to Theological College where he served for the next 30 years. He was Director of the Basselin program (1970-1974) and then Rector (1982- 1986). At age 44, he was elected a Provincial (1967-1973) as the Province began to implement the changes in priestly formation mandat- ed by the . He was then elected again as First Consultor (1977-1982) with a new generation of leaders. In 1971, he designed and implemented the first external forum formation program in a Sulpician seminary. Throughout all of those activities, Fr. Giaquinto lived a life of radical simplicity. Many experi- enced him as a humble, kind, dignified and thoughtful man. As many know, when the time came when he chose to speak either privately or publically, everyone stopped what they were doing, sat up and listened as he gently spoke the truth. Above all else, gener- ations of priests and seminarians expe- rienced his gift for relationships. He brought a sensitive pastoral presence to the entire seminary community, including not only the administrative staff, but also the kitchen and cleaning staff as well. In 2000, Fr. Giaquinto retired to St. Charles Villa. He was buried in the Sulpician cemetery in Catonsville, MD following the funeral IN MEMORIAM liturgy at the Chapel of Our Lady of the Angels in Charlestown. At his ✙ Fr. Albert C. Giaquinto, P.S.S., for- University of , an initial Mass of the Resurrection, the Superior mer faculty member of St. Charles pastoral immersion that spawned many General, the Very Rev. Ronald D. College, died on October 27, 2014, at of his priorities as a priest and as a Witherup, P.S.S., (SMS’76) presided, the age of 90. A Basselin Scholar, he future Sulpician. Fr. Giaquinto served Fr. Gerald D. McBrearity, P.S.S., earned an M.A. in philosophy in 1944 on the faculty of St. Edward’s (SCC’67), was the homilist, and the and an S.T.L. from Catholic University Seminary, Kenmore, WA (1956-1957) Provincial Superior, the Very Rev. in 1948. He was ordained a priest on and St. Charles College, Catonsville, Thomas R. Ulshafer, P.S.S., (SCC’64 May 27, 1948, for the Archdiocese of MD (1958-1963). He was President of and SMS’70), led the committal serv- Hartford but then became indardinat- St. Joseph’s College, Mountain View, ice at the graveside. (Excerpt from ed into the newly formed Diocese of CA (1963-1968) and Principal of St. remembrance by Fr. Gerald D. Norwich in 1953. After ordination he Joseph’s High School Seminary (1967- McBrearity, P.S.S., Update Magazine, served as the Newman Chaplain at the 1968). He was then President of St. Winter 2015)

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✙ Fr. William E. Jennings, SCC’33 and hood. A Mass of Christian Burial was cel- education program for public school stu- SMS’40, (Wilmington), the oldest and ebrated at St. Church in dents, introduced contemporary music and longest-serving priest in the history of the Charlottesville, with Bishop Francis X. promoted healing liturgies, all while also Diocese of Wilmington, died on DiLorenzo presiding, and more than 40 maintaining ethnic traditions at the September 4, 2014, at the age of 101. Fr. priests at the funeral liturgy. Polish parish. The pastor hosted a lunch- Jennings was ordained to the priesthood eon in 1976 at Holy Rosary for then- ✙ Bernadine Dorothea Schlicht, wife of on May 14, 1940, at the Cathedral of the Cardinal Karol Wojtyla, who later became George J. Schlicht, SCC’38, (died 2000), Assumption in Baltimore by Archbishop Pope John Paul II. After his retirement, died on October 20, 2014. George started Michael J. Curley. He served as a parish Msgr. Mieczkowski assisted at St. out with Glenn L. Martin Company priest, chaplain, high school teacher and Augustine in Elkridge. Active in the before World War II, served in the war, coach during his lengthy priesthood. He , he was a former and then stayed with the Lockheed retired from parish work in 1970, but state chaplain for the Knights. A Funeral Company until his retirement in 1983. remained active for decades afterward. Mass was celebrated at St. Augustine, with Bernadine was a great source of support for Over his 74 years in the Diocese of Archbishop William E. Lori presiding. George as they enjoyed his different Wilmington, Fr. Jennings served in 6 Lockheed assignments starting in ✙ Fr. Desmond J. Regan, SMS’46, parishes. In addition, he was diocesan Baltimore, then moving to Alamagordo, (Birmingham), died on October 23, 2014, director of vocations, a notary for the NM, Cocoa Beach, FL, back to Baltimore, at the age of 92. In his 50 years of active Tribunal, a member of the priests’ senate, and then ultimately out to Colorado ministry, Fr. Regan served in multiple and moderator of both the Young where they enjoyed retirement after work- parishes and ministries in the Dioceses of Catholics’ Study and Discussion Club and ing at the Lockheed plant in Colorado for Birmingham and Mobile, including the Catholics United for the Faith, and was a 13 years. Bernie and George enjoyed the North Alabama Missions, St. Theresa’s in charter member of the Bishop Curtis St. Charles Class of 1938 reunions Leeds, Our Lady of Lourdes in Huffman, Council of the Knights of Columbus. A throughout the years. Holy Infant of Prague in Trussville, St. Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated at Aloysius in Bessemer, St. Jude’s in Immaculate Heart of Mary in Wilmington. ✙ Fr. Raymond M. Amiro, SMS’43, Sylacauga, and John Carroll High School (Santa Fe), died on April 30, 2013, at the ✙ Msgr. Chester P. Michael, SCC’35, in Birmingham. A Funeral Mass was cele- age of 95. Fr. Amiro was ordained to the (Richmond), the oldest priest in the brated at the Cathedral of St. Paul. priesthood on November 20, 1943, by Diocese of Richmond, died on July 31, Archbishop Joseph P. Hurley for the ✙ Msgr. Thomas H. Sharkey, SCC’43 2014, at the age of 97. He was ordained Diocese of St. Augustine, FL. After serv- and SMS’48, (Camden), died on Sept. 10, to the priesthood on April 6, 1942 at the ing in for many years, Fr. Amiro 2014, at the age of 91. He was ordained Cathedral of Sacred Heart in Richmond. was incardinated into the Archdiocese of to the priesthood on May 22, 1948, by Over his 72 years in the Diocese of Santa Fe in 1970. Upon his retirement in Bishop Bartholomew J. Eustace in Richmond, Msgr. Michael served in 5 1988, Fr. Amiro returned to Florida to Camden. Over his nearly 60 years as a parishes, as well as other diocesan respon- care for his elderly mother for many years priest for the Diocese of Camden, Msgr. sibilities. He was appointed founding rec- until her death. A Mass of Resurrection Sharkey served in 8 parishes, in addition tor of St. John Vianney Seminary in for Fr. Amiro was celebrated at St. to serving as vice chancellor, chancellor Goochlan County. He was named a Thomas Aquinas Church, with and many years in the Office of the with the rank of Domestic Archbishop Michael J. Sheehan presiding. Tribunal. After retiring in 1998, Msgr. in 1961. Msgr. Michael published Sharkey continued to minister primarily his first book in 1965, A New Day in ✙ Msgr. Chester J. Mieczkowski, in parishes in Ocean City and Northfield. Christianity, and has since written numer- SCC’39 and SMS’45, (Baltimore), died on A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated ous books on prayer and spirituality. He January 12, 2015, at the age of 95. He at St. Gianna Beretta Molla Church in was appointed director of Genesis House, was ordained to the priesthood on March Northfield. a diocesan spiritual retreat center and gave 17, 1945. Msgr. Mieczkowski served as retreats there and other places in Virginia associate pastor of Holy Rosary from 1945 ✙ Msgr. William F. Fitzgerald, SCC’45 as well as throughout the country. In his to 1967. After a year as pastor of St. Mary and SMS’50, (Trenton), died on January retirement, Msgr. Michael founded the in Pylesville, he returned to Holy Rosary 13, 2014, at the age of 86. He was Spiritual Direction Institute and trained in 1968 as pastor, serving in that capacity ordained to the priesthood on June 28, over 600 women and men as spiritual until his retirement in 1991. During his 1950, by Bishop George W. Ahr in St. directors through a two-year course. The long tenure at Holy Rosary, Msgr. Mary of the Assumption Cathedral, late Bishop Walter F. Sullivan, SCC’47 Mieczkowski helped the community tran- Trenton. Following his ordination, Msgr. and SMS’53, presided at Mass in May sition through the changes brought on by Fitzgerald was sent to The Catholic 2012 marking Msgr. Michael’s 70th the Second Vatican Council. He formed University of America, Washington, DC anniversary of his ordination to the priest- a parish council, established a religious to pursue studies in canon law and

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returned to an assignment in the Diocesan Chancery as assistant chancellor. He was named vice offialis in 1960, vice chancel- lor in 1963, and chancellor in 1966. Under Bishop John C. Reiss, Msgr. Fitzgerald served as episcopal vicar for administration in 1983 and vicar for orga- nizational services in 1986. In 1992, he was named moderator of the curia. In 1997, Bishop John M. Smith named Msgr. Fitzgerald vicar general of the diocese. In the course of his long and exemplary min- istry in the diocese, Msgr. Fitzgerald served as pastor in several parishes including St. Joseph, Trenton and Our Lady of Good Counsel, West Trenton. On three occa- sions, he was recognized by the Holy Father for his outstanding contributions to the Church. He was named a papal cham- ministered for 21 years until his retirement Diocese of Providence, he served in 6 berlain in 1963 and given the title in 1993. In the years that followed, Msgr. parishes. In addition to his parish assign- Reverend Monsignor by Pope John XXIII. Farrelly continued to serve the people of ments, Fr. Schenick served as Moderator He was named a Prelate of Honor to His St. Mary, assisting when needed. A of Our Lady of the Isle Guild of Catholic Holiness in 1977 by Pope Paul VI. In Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. James Nurses in Newport, teacher of theology at 1983, he was given the rare honor of being Cathedral, with Bishop John Noonan pre- Salve Regina College, Dean of Northern named a Protonotary Apostolic. A Mass siding. RI Deanery #15, Vicar for Parochial Affairs for Territorial District II, member of Christian Burial was celebrated by ✙ Fr. Martin B. Hitchcock, SMS’51, of the Diocesan Grievance Board, Board Bishop David M. O’Connell at Our Lady (Bridgeport), died on March 12, 2014, at of Diocesan Consultors and the Election of Good Counsel Church in West the age of 88. He was ordained to the Commission to the Council of Priests. Trenton. priesthood on May 3, 1951, by Bishop After his retirement from parish adminis- ✙ Msgr. Terence J. Farrelly, SMS’50, Henry J. O’Brien in St. Joseph’s Cathedral tration in 1997, Fr. Scheinck continued to (Orlando), died on April 29, 2014, at the in Hartford. When the Diocese of assist in parishes while residing at St. John age of 90. Msgr. Farrelly was ordained by Bridgeport was first formed, Fr. Hitchcock Vianney Residence, Providence. More Archbishop Joseph P. Hurley, then the was assigned first to St. James Parish in recently, he lived at St. Antoine Bishop of St. Augustine, on May 18, 1950. Stratford, and then St. Peter Parish in Residence in North Smithfield. A concel- He was president of Bishop Kenny High Danbury. While at St. Peter’s, he served as ebrated Mass of Christian Burial was School in Jacksonville and served at sever- chaplain of the Newman Club at Western offered for the repose of his soul in St. al parishes, including St. Paul’s Catholic CT State University (WestConn). He was Teresa Church, Pawtucket, with Bishop Church in Leesburg and St. Andrew’s appointed assistant superintendent of Thomas J. Tobin as the main celebrant Catholic Church in Orlando, before being schools in 1964, and became superintend- and Bishop Robert C. Evans and other named administrator and then pastor of ent in 1967. In 1971, he was named pas- priests concelebrating. Msgr. Nicholas J. St. James Catholic Church (now St. James tor of St. Mary’s, Bethel, a position he Iacovacci, PS’47 and SMS’51, was the Cathedral) in Orlando in 1957. During held for over 30 years. He also served on homilist. his 15-year tenure at the parish, the the Presbyterial Council from 1976-1978. Diocese of Orlando was formed in 1968. Fr. Hitchcock was pleased to recall that ✙ John J. “Jack” McNerney, SCC’47, Throughout the years, Msgr. Farrelly also among his altar boys were many future died on June 13, 2014, at the age of 85. served as diocesan director of hospitals, priests. A Mass of Christian Burial was Jack lived in Silver Spring, MD, with his diocesan consultor, dean of clergy, dioce- celebrated at St. Mary’s. wife of 58 years, Monica, until they moved to Florida three years ago. Jack received san chaplain for the Knights of Columbus, ✙ Fr. Joseph D. Schenick, SMS’51, both his Bachelor’s Degree and Master’s and director of Catholic Charities. In (Providence), died on August 19, 2014, at Degree in Civil Engineering from The 1965, Pope Paul VI named him a papal the age of 87. He was ordained to the Catholic University of America. Jack was chamberlain and conferred upon him the priesthood on May 19, 1951 in the a Registered Professional Engineer and was title of monsignor for his distinguished Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul in a member of the American Concrete service. He was appointed pastor of St. Providence by Bishop Russell J. Institute and the American Society for Mary Catholic Church in 1972, where he McVinney. Over his 63 years in the

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Along with the pastoral work, he contin- ued studies at The Catholic University of America, where he received an MA in Theology and a Doctorate in Ministry, focused on Ecumenical Theology. Themes of ecumenical spirituality and service to the young and less fortunate were the great lessons in his life. He served as Associate Pastor, Prison Chaplain and Pastor throughout his priestly career. Dr. Cora left active ministry and was married in 1978. George loved sailing on the Chesapeake Bay, handball, racket ball, reading, cooking, working on cars and with wood, and watching golf and sports Testing and Materials. He spent twenty known for his involvement in social jus- on TV. He loved children and after retire- years as an engineer with the George tice issues and community life as well as ment, he mentored elementary students, Hyman Construction Company (now the building a parish family. He founded the read at the library and took part in Read Clark Construction Group) after spending Bloomfield Garfield Corporation which is Aloud DE at a nearby daycare. He was an fourteen years with the National Brick and active today on many fronts and also a active member of Resurrection Parish in Supply Company where he served as Vice second organization, McKeesport Pride, to Pike Creek where he served as a choir President of Engineering and Production. help the neighborhoods organize around member, confirmation sponsor, a faith He was actively involved with his four the issues that affected their lives. During group leader and a Mom’s Group babysit- sons in Troop 1444 of the Boy Scouts of his retirement years he had suffered from ter. A Mass of Resurrection was celebrat- America and was a dedicated member of Parkinson’s disease. His final residence ed at Resurrection Parish in Wilmington. St. John the Baptist Catholic Church. was in the Vincentian Home in the North ✙ Msgr. Edward J. Lynch, SCC’51 and Jack is survived by four sons, a daughter, Hills. A Mass of Christian Burial was cel- SMS’57, (Baltimore), died on November many grandchildren, nieces and nephew, ebrated at Corpus Christi Church in 2, 2014, at the age of 84. He was ordained and his brother, Judge Thomas F. McKeesport, with Bishop a priest in 1957 at the Basilica of the McNerney, SCC’51, PS’53 and SMS’57. presiding. National Shrine of the Assumption of the A Funeral service was held at St. John the ✙ Gerard G. Trageser, SCC’49 and Blessed Virgin Mary by Archbishop Baptist Catholic Church in Silver Spring. SMS’55, died on September 26, 2013, at Francis P. Keough. Over his 57 years in ✙ Fr. Leo G. Henry, SMS’55, the age of 83. Gerard was a devoted mem- the Archdiocese of Baltimore, Msgr. Lynch (Pittsburgh), died on December 26, 2013, ber of Holy Spirit Roman Catholic served in six parishes. Even though he at the age of 87. Fr. Henry served as a Church, Palmyra, and participated in retired in 2000, he continued to offer the naval officer in World War II and attend- Catholic social justice through which he 6:30 Mass at Immaculate Conception and ed the University of Virginia before enter- was instrumental in starting the assisted at St. Mark Roman Catholic ing the seminary. He was ordained a priest JustFAITH movement in central PA. Church in Fallston. In addition to being in 1955 and spent two years at St. Justin’s Gerard was an Executive Director for the an avid golfer and playing courses across Church before serving the Pittsburgh dio- American Cancer Society in various states the country, Msgr. Lynch was a fan of the cese as Assistant Superintendent of for over 25 years. He enjoyed leathermak- Baltimore Orioles and Ravens. A Mass of Schools. His career as an educator was ing, woodworking, computer technology, Christian Burial was offered by further marked by the construction of politics, and gatherings with friends and Archbishop William E. Lori at Immaculate Canevin High School in Carnegie and St. neighbors alike. He is survived by his wife Conception Roman Catholic Church in Thomas High in Braddock. He then of 43 years, Vivian R. (Ortega) Trageser, a Towson. served as headmaster at both schools. As son and daughter, 3 grandchildren, 5 ✙ Msgr. Thomas H. Smith, SCC’51, an educator, he collaborated with Sr. Mary brothers and sisters, and many nieces and (Harrisburg), died on August 31, 2014, at Michael CDP to produce a four volume nephews. A Mass of Christian Burial was the age of 83. He was ordained to the series of high school religion texts, “Roots celebrated at Holy Spirit Roman Catholic priesthood on May 11, 1957, at St. Patrick of Faith,” that was used in catholic high Church in Palmyra. Cathedral in Harrisburg, by Bishop George schools across the country. Fr. Henry ✙ Dr. George F. Cora, SCC’50 and Leech. Over his 57 years in the diocese of served as pastor at St. Lawrence O’Toole SMS’57, died on November 25, 2014, at Harrisburg, he served at 8 parishes. In Parish in Garfield and St. Pius V in the age of 84. He was ordained to the 1983, he was appointed Honorary Prelate McKeesport. In both places, he was priesthood in Belgium on July 1, 1956. to His Holiness John Paul II and given the

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title Monsignor. In addition to his role as 1995. A Funeral Mass was celebrated at University, from which he earned a licen- pastor, Msgr. Smith served as chaplain of St. Rose of Lima, with Archbishop tiate in sacred theology. Over his 51 years the U.S. Army and National Guard at William E. Lori presiding. in the Archdiocese of Hartford, Fr. Smith Fort Indiantown Gap and of Lebanon served in 11 parishes, retiring in 2006. ✙ Fr. Joseph V. Messer, SCC’55, Valley College in Annville, of the During that time, he also served as (Baltimore), died on July 16, 2014, at the Lancaster City Police, and the Knights of Vocation Director for the Archdiocese of age of 90. Fr. Messer was ordained to the Malta. A Funeral Mass was celebrated by Hartford, as well as priest-chaplain at New priesthood by Archbishop Francis P. Bishop Ronald W. Gainer at the St. Britain General and New Britain Keough in 1961 at the Cathedral of Mary Joseph’s Church. The following day, Mass Memorial Hospital as well as Maloney Our Queen in Homeland. Over his 53 with Final Commendation was celebrated Correctional Training Center in Cheshire. years in the Archdiocese of Baltimore, Fr. at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus After retirement, he worked very closely Messer served in 4 parishes, before retiring in Conewago, Msgr. Smith’s home parish. with the diaconate community in the in 1994. A Funeral Mass was celebrated Diocese of Camden, NJ. Bishop Paul ✙ Fr. Santino J. Fanucci, SCC’52 and with Bishop Denis J. Madden presiding. Loverde of the Diocese of Arlington, was SMS’58, died on May 14, 2014 at Little ✙ Fr. Cesidio J. “Jack” Federico, the principal celebrant of a Mass of Flower Manor, Wilkes-Barre, at the age of SCC’56, PS’58 and SMS’62, (Wheeling- Christian Burial, with Archbishop 82. He was ordained to the priesthood on Charleston), died on January 16, 2015, at Leonard Blair presiding, at St. Christopher May 31, 1958, in St. Peter’s Cathedral, the age of 83. He was ordained to the Church in East Hartford. Scranton, by Bishop Jerome D. Hannan, priesthood on May 26, 1962, at St. late Bishop of Scranton. Over his 56 years ✙ Msgr. John J. Lucas, SMS’65, (Erie), Joseph’s Cathedral in Wheeling, WV. in the Diocese of Scranton, Fr. Fanucci died on August 27, 2014, at the age of 75. Over his 52 years in the Diocese of served in 10 parishes. During that time, He was ordained to the priesthood on May Wheeling-Charleston, Fr. Federico served he also served on the Diocesan School 27, 1965 by Bishop Frederick Hall at St. in nine parishes, while also serving as Board of Education and as Dean of the Peter Cathedral in Erie. Over his 49 years Catholic chaplain to the Huntington Nanticoke and Mid-Valley Deaneries. Fr. in the Diocese of Erie, Msgr. Lucas served State Hospital, chaplain to the 4th Degree Fanucci also took on many larger building in 6 parishes. Msgr Lucas served as a dean Knights of Columbus, and chaplain to the projects during his assignments. After his in two separate deaneries of the diocese. Catholic Daughters of America. He also retirement from active ministry, Fr. He was a member of the Priests’ Senate. served as dean of the Huntington Deanery. Fanucci continued to serve by helping his An active member and spiritual director of He retired in 2007, after which he contin- brother priests by celebrating daily and Cursillo in Crawford County, Msgr. Lucas ued to celebrate the sacraments at St. Sunday Masses in parishes where he was also was a chaplain to the Knights of Joseph the Worker Parish in Weirton. A needed. A Pontifical Mass of Christian Columbus in Corry and was a Fourth Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated at Burial was celebrated by the Most Rev. Degree Knight. On Oct. 27, 1996, Msgr. St. Joseph the Worker Parish, with Bishop Joseph C. Bambera, Bishop of Scranton at Lucas was made a Chaplain of His Michael J. Bransfield as celebrant. the Cathedral of St. Peter. Holiness, with the attendant title of mon- ✙ Robert J. Degnan, SCC’58 and signor. He retired from active ministry in ✙ Fr. Charles R. Klein, SCC’53 and SMS’64, died on November 18, 2014, at 2012, but continued to assist with parish SMS’59, (Baltimore), died on August 14, the age of 77. Bob started his teaching Masses throughout the Erie region. A 2014, at the age of 80. He was ordained career at Father Judge H.S. and at Bishop Funeral Mass was celebrated at Holy to the priesthood in 1959. He served as an Shanahan H.S. He coached football and Redeemer, with Bishop Lawrence T. associate pastor of St. Mary in basketball. Bob was a long-time member Persico presiding. Hagerstown, Our Lady of Hope in of the Knights of Columbus, Elks, Moose Dundalk, St. Elizabeth of Hungary in ✙ Fr. Cornelius W. McCaulley, SMS’66, Lodge, and the Ancient Order of Highlandtown, and St. Rose of Lima in (Pittsburgh), died on June 28, 2014, at the Hibernians. Bob was a lover of all things Brooklyn. While in Hagerstown, he was age of 74. He was ordained to the priest- Irish and made yearly trips to for chaplain of the Boy Scouts of America in hood on May 14, 1966, by Bishop John over 40 years to visit cousins and friends. Washington County. In 1977 and again Wright at St. Paul Cathedral in A Funeral Mass was celebrated at SS. from 1981 to 2005, he was also chaplain at Pittsburgh. Over his 48 years serving the Philip & James Church in Exton, PA. what was known as South Baltimore Diocese of Pittsburgh, Fr. McCaulley General Hospital when he began service ✙ Fr. James H. Smith, SMS’64, served in 9 parishes, until his retirement there. In the early 1980’s he was chaplain (Hartford), died on August 27, 2014, at in 2009, after which he continued to min- of the Our Lady of Fatima Court of the the age of 75. He was ordained to the ister at Epiphany, Uptown and St. Mary of Catholic Daughters. In 1982, he entered priesthood on December 18, 1963, at the Mercy, Downtown. Fr. John Oesterle, special ministry at Sacred Heart of Mary Church of Cristo Re in . He homilist at his Funeral Mass, said Vatican in Graceland Park, and became associate remained in Rome for several months, II inspired Fr. McCaulley’s work with the pastor there in 1994. Fr. Klein retired in studying at the Pontifical Gregorian Association of Pittsburgh Priests, his affili-

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ation with the National Federation of served in 6 parishes, until he retired in Cardinal Lawrence J. Shehan. He first Priests Councils and his involvement with 2001. He later came out of retirement served at St. Ambrose in Park Heights social justice issues. The two traveled and served at St. Bede, Williamsburg. before being transferred to St. Bernardine together extensively, to places such as After leaving St. Bede’s for health reasons, in 1975, where he served for 38 years, Latin America, Peru, East Africa and Fr. O’Brien lived in the family home in swelling the size of the congregation from Ethiopia. They also took part in a number Fishersville for a while and then moved to just 200 people when he arrived to of Civil Rights marches during the 1960’s. Our Lady of Peace retirement home in approximately 1,500 families. A Mass of A Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Charlottesville. Bishop Francis X. Christian Burial was celebrated at the Stephen in Pittsburgh’s Hazelwood neigh- DiLorenzo presided at a Funeral Mass at Cathedral of Mary Our Queen. Joining borhood, with Bishop David Zubik St. John Church in Waynesboro. Archbishop Lori and Bishop Madden were presiding. Cardinal Edwin F. O’Brien, Bishop ✙ Fr. John T. Carter, SMS’70, Mitchell T. Rozanski and Bishop William ✙ Fr. Thomas B. Ferris, SMS’69, (Baltimore), died on December 10, 2014, C. Newman. Other dignitaries included (Pittsburgh), died on March 18, 2014, at at the age of 71. After completing mili- former Congressmans Kweisi Mfume, D. the age of 78. He was ordained to the tary chaplaincy training at the Naval Samuel Rosenberg, Baltimore City priesthood on May 4, 1963, by Bishop Station at Newport, RI, and Parris Island, Councilman William “Pete” Welch and at St. Paul Cathedral in SC, Fr. Carter served as a circuit chaplain his mother, Agnes Welch, a former coun- Pittsburgh. He served as a parochial vicar at the Naval Air Station in Norfolk, VA. cilwoman. A representative of Mayor at St. James in Sewickly and at St. Paul He also ministered as a Navy chaplain Stephanie Rawlings-Blake aslo attended, Cathedral, before serving as a missionary with assignments including stints in Japan, as did members of Msgr. Miller’s family, for the Society of St. James in Ecuador the Philippines, Bermuda and Cuba. He including his brother, Holy Cross Brother from 1972-1977. Fr. Ferris then served as was awarded three Meritorious Service James Miller. a parochial vicar at St. Joseph in Medals, a Joint Service Commendation Coraopolis for several months before he Medal, a Humanitarian Service Medal, the ✙ Normand L. Manseau, SMSC’75, died was named pastor of St. Agatha in Navy Expeditionary Medal and the on August 5, 2014, at the age of 61, fol- Ellwood City in 1977. He also served as National Defense Medal. Within the lowing a sudden illness. After graduating pastor of St. Francis of Assisi in Archdiocese of Baltimore, he served in from Keene State College, he taught mid- Finleyville, St. Patrick in Canonsburg and seven parishes. A Funeral Mass was cele- dle school social studies and English as St. Cyril of Alexandria in Pittsburgh. Fr. brated at St. Augustine in Williamsport well as plumbing vocational education in Ferris was a longtime dean in the with Bishop Mitchell T. Rozanski presid- the Manchester public school system for Washington East, Washington West and ing. over 30 years. He was a master plumber, North Side deaneries. Bishop David and ran an independent plumbing business ✙ Fr. Marc H. Bergeron, SMS’71, (Fall Zubik celebrated his Funeral Mass at St. for the past 30 years. He was also current- River), died on August 1, 2014, at the age Cyril of Alexandria. ly teaching drivers’ education. Normand of 69. Fr. Bergeron was ordained to the was a man of great faith, served as a ✙ Joseph G. Miller, SCC’63, PS’65 and priesthood on December 5, 1970, by Eucharistic minister at the Parish of the SMS’69, died on September 7, 2014, at Bishop James L. Connolly. He served as Transfiguration, and held membership in the age of 71. Mr. Miller was a devout Parochial Vicar at St. Joseph Parish and the League of 1,000 Men of Precious communicant and lector at the Shrine of St. Anthony of Padua Parish in New Blood Monastery. He also volunteered for the Sacred Heart in Mount Washington Bedford, and as Pastor of St. Joseph Parish all of his children’s activities, including and retiree from the Bank of America. Joe in New Bedford, St. Anne Parish and coaching little league, youth hockey and loved walking and playing bridge. He was Shrine in Fall River, and Our Lady of softball, as well as serving as Cub Master afflicted with Parkinson’s Disease several Fatima Parish in New Bedford. He was for Cub Scouts. He leaves behind his wife years ago, which resulted in his eventual also the Ecumenical and Interfaith Affairs of 36 years, Joline, one son, two daughters, return to Charlestown. A Mass of Officer for the Diocese, Religious a granddaughter, brother, sister, and sever- Christian Burial was celebrated at Our Assistant of the Dominican Laity, Mother al nieces, nephew and cousins. A Mass of Lady of the Angels Chapel at Charlestown of Mercy Chapter, Tiverton and a member Christian Burial was celebrated at Parish Retirement Community. of the Council of Churches of the Transfiguration. and the Interfaith Council of Greater Fall ✙ Fr. William S. O’Brien, PS’65 and River. A Mass of Christian Burial was cel- ✙ Robert E. Jordan, SMSC’78, died on SMS’69, (Richmond), died on November ebrated at St. Anne Church in Fall River. February 3, 2014, at the age of 78, after a 26, 2013, at the age of 83. He was short illness. Bob was a retired veteran of ordained to the priesthood on May 24, ✙ Msgr. Edward M. Miller, SCC’65 and the U.S. Naval Reserve and the Army 1969, at the Cathedral of the Sacred SMS’71, (Baltimore), died on December National Guard. He dedicated twenty Heart in Richmond. Over his 44 years in 15, 2013, at the age of 68. He was years of his life until he was honorably dis- the Diocese of Richmond, Fr. O’Brien ordained to the priesthood in 1971 by charged in 1962. Bob was a longtime

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member of the AMVETS, Post #147 in Milford. During this time, he was named at the age of 67. Fr. Smith served in the Haverhill. He enjoyed contributing his to the diocesan Vocations Awareness U.S. Army from 1966-1969. Before enter- time and served as the Past Post Committee, and he was named part-time ing the seminary, he was employed by Commander and as the Finance Officer chaplain at Chilton Memorial Hospital, Mercer County, NJ and held the position for the Board of Directors as well as Post Pompton Plains. He was then named pas- of Assistant Airport Manager for #147. He was also the Adjutant for tor of St. Joseph Parish, and Holy Spirit Operations and Chief of the Crash, Fire, District 8 and served as the Judge Parish in Pequannock. A Mass of Rescue and Police Department, for almost Advocate for the Department of Christian Burial was celebrated in St. 20 years. In 1976, he married Rita Buffin Massachusetts AMVETS. Burial with full Joseph Church, with Bishop Arthur J. of Trenton, NJ, who passed away August Military Honors was held in the Serratelli presiding. 7, 1990. In 1994, Fr. Smith entered St. Massachusetts National Cemetery in Mary’s Seminary & University. He was ✙ Fr. Robert Couto, SMS’96, Bourne. ordained to the priesthood for the Diocese (Manchester), died on December 10, of Wilmington in May of 2000 by Bishop ✙ Fr. Philip A. LeBeau, SMS’93, 2014, at the age of 68. He was ordained a Michael A. Saltarelli. Fr. Smith served as (Paterson), died on August 9, 2014, at the priest on Jun 1, 1996, by Bishop Leo E. Associate Pastor of St. John the Beloved age of 61. Before attending St. Mary’s O’Neil, S.T.D., at St. Joseph Cathedral in Parish in Wilmington, Holy Cross Parish Seminary, he attended Hudson Valley Manchester. Fr. Couto served as associate in Dover, and St. Luke/St. Andrew Parish C.C., the Naval Academy, Annapolis pastor of Immaculate Conception Parish in Ocean City. In 2008, he was appointed MD, served three years active duty in the in Nashua, St. Marie and Sacred Heart Administrator of St. Luke/St. Andrew and Navy, and graduated Pace University, Parishes in Manchester, and was appoint- was named Pastor of that parish in 2009. NYC. He was ordained to the priesthood ed pastor of St. Jude Parish in Bishop W. Francis Malooly, SCC’74 and by Bishop Emeritus Frank Rodimer on Londonderry in 1999 where he served SMS’70, presided at a concelebrated Mass November 27, 1993 in St. John’s until his death. A Mass of Christian Burial of Christian Burial at St. Luke Church. Cathedral, Paterson. He served at St. was celebrated by Bishop Peter A. Libasci An additional visitation and Memorial Gerard Parish in Paterson; he served as at St. Jude’s Church. Mass was also held in , followed parochial vicar at St. Andrew Parish, ✙ Fr. Richard Smith, SMS’00, by interment at St. Mary Cathedral Clifton, Our Lady of Consolation Parish (Wilmington), died on October 29, 2014, Cemetery in Hamilton, NJ. in Wayne, and St. Joseph Parish, West

Veterans of World War II. Mr. Burke parish for more than 60 years. Because Friends served as an Army Medic in Europe she believed in the work of the E.I., it ✙ David F. Albright, Sr., died on and Mrs. Burke served in the Women’s was Mrs. Focarelli’s wish that, upon her January 18, 2015. He was the beloved Army Corp. in the US. Fr. Burke death, donations be sent to the E.I. in husband of Jody Albright; son of the presided at the memorial, commenda- her memory. tion, and committal service with all of late William Foxwell Albright and ✙ Sr. Mary Anne Huddleston, IHM, the family, including their grandchil- Ruth Norton Albright; devoted father Former St. Mary’s Seminary Faculty dren and great grandchildren in atten- of David F. Albright, Jr., Ruthie Member, died August 2, 2014, at the dance. Requiescat in pace! Herman and Felicia A. Scrivener; lov- age of 94. Sr. Mary Anne graduated as ing grandfather of Lea Scrivener, ✙ Marguerite (Margie) Focarelli, a registered nurse from the Hospital of Olivia Albright, Adam Scrivener, mother of E.I. Associate Dean, Dr. Pat St. John School of Nursing in William Herman, Grace Albright and Fosarelli, died December 18, 2014 at Cleveland. She entered the Sisters, Sara Herman; brother of Stephen F. the age of 92. Mrs. Focarelli was the Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Albright and the late Paul N. Albright 11th of 13 children of immigrant Mary in Monroe in 1941. Sr. Mary and Hugh N. Albright. Italian parents. With her sister, she Anne earned a bachelor’s degree from ✙ Thomas J. Burke and Elva May sang on a local radio program in the Marygrove College, a Master of (Pat) Burke (nee Riley), the parents late 1930s and early 1940s in her Education from and a of Patricia E. Burke, Ph.D., Fr. hometown in West Virginia. After Ph.D. from Catholic University of Thomas J. Burke, Jr., O.SS.T., S.T.D, World War II, she married Delermo America. She served on the School Dean of the School of Theology and (Del) Focarelli, and they were married of Theology faculty of St. Mary’s Praeses, and Michael J. Burke, Esq., until his death in 1983. Dr. Fosarelli Seminary & University in Baltimore were laid to rest on January 2, 2015 at was her firstborn and only child, as two from 1979-1988. After St. Mary’s she Camp Nelson Federal Cemetery, other children died in the returned to Monroe as a writer-in-resi- Lexington, KY, with full military hon- perinatal/neonatal period. She was a dence at St. Mary Conference Center. ors. Both Mr. & Mrs. Burke were member of Sacred Heart of Mary

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THE HERITAGE SOCIETY St. Mary’s Seminary & University established the Heritage Society in 1990 to honor alumni and friends who value our past and are committed to our present and future. By including St. Mary’s in their gift and estate plans, this special group will enable the Seminary to continue the strong tradition of academic and theological excellence which began in 1791.

Please consider joining the alumni members of the Heritage Society:

Anonymous (12) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Guiffre Mr. Richard F. Meehan Rev. Msgr. Ronald A. Tosti, Ret. Rev. Msgr. Lloyd E. Aiken Rev. James G. Gutting Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Mignini Rev. Msgr. F. Charles Troncale Rev. Frank D. Almade Rev. C. Robert Haberman Rev. Msgr. Chester M. Moczydlowski Mr. Stanley Tuchalski Rev. David J. Arseneault Rev. Raymond L. Harris, Jr. Rev. Msgr. George B. Moeller Very Rev. Thomas R. Ulshafer, P.S.S. Rev. W. Pierre Baker Rev. Msgr. Cletus J. Hawes Rev. Christopher P. Moore Rev. Richard F. Vickery Rev. David J. Baranowski Rev. Donald J. Hawes Rev. James M. Moran Rev. Leonard E. Voytek Rev. Msgr. Robert G. Barcio Mr. James E. Hayes Rev. Bernard J. Mullane Rev. Francis X. Wallace Rev. Msgr. James M. Barker Rev. Thomas J. Hayes, D.Min. Rev. Mr. Philip J. Newton Rev. Harry P. Weaver Rev. Msgr. A. Thomas Baumgartner Rev. Robert W. Herrmann Hon. Raymond A. Novak Rev. Theodore R. Weitzel Dr. William E. Becker Rev. W. Paul Hill Rev. Mark A. Nowak Rev. Sean G. Winters Rev. Edward M. Bell Rev. Msgr. Mervin J. Hood Rev. Robert A. Ours Rev. John J. Zec Mr. Lawton Blandford, Jr. Rev. Msgr. John P. Hopkins Rt. Rev. Joseph W. Pekar Rev. Peter C. Bodensteiner Most Rev. William R. Houck, D.D. Very Rev. Thomas J. Peterman, VF Rev. Msgr. Richard J. Bozzelli Rev. Thomas R. Hurst, P.S.S. Rev. Joseph H. Pettit ST. MARY’S GRATEFULLY Rev. Msgr. John J. Bracken Rev. John F. Hynes Rev. Thomas J. Peyton Rev. William E. Breslin Dr. James P. Jenkins Rev. Justin P. Pino ACKNOWLEDGES THE Rev. Donald Brice Rev. Archpriest Michael D. Kirkland Rev. Msgr. Daniel J. Plocharczyk FOLLOWING BEQUESTS Rev. Robert J. Burbank Rev. John M. Kissling Dr. Paul P. Purta (CALENDAR YEAR 2014) Rev. John L. Cairns Mr. Gerald L. Klarsfeld Rev. Brian M. Rafferty TOTALING $407,600. Rev. Nicholas J. Calabro Rev. Daniel J. Knepper Rev. Msgr. Peter R. Riani Ch. Capt. Steven V. Carlson Rev. David J. Koch Mr. Robert J. Ruth Ms. Ana Belous † Rev. Anthony M. Carotenuto Rev. Msgr. Henry A. Kriegel Rev. J. Patrick Ryan Rev. J. Everett Denesha † Rev. Peter F. Chirico, P.S.S. Rev. Norman J. Krutzik Rev. Thomas A. Scala Mr. and Mrs. Martin M. Rev. Lionel G. Chouinard Rev. Alphonse S. Labieniec Dr. James R. Schaefer Dreves † Rev. Hugh F. Crean Rev. John R. Lanese Rev. Laurence Schlegel, O.S.B. Rev. Ralph F. Ferro † Rev. Frederick J. Cwiekowski, P.S.S. Rev. Leo J. Larrivee, P.S.S. Very Rev. John F. Scott Rev. Karl Huller Rev. Gary G. Davis Rev. Donald G. Leary Rev. James L. Secora † Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. del Russo Rev. Robert F. Leavitt, P.S.S. Rev. Msgr. Michael P. Shugrue Rev. William J. Lee, P.S.S † Rev. Martin H. Demek Rev. Msgr. Gerald L. Lewis, V.G. Rev. A. Leo Spodnik Rev. Robert J. McEleney † Rev. Robert J. Donnelly Rev. George A. Limmer Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Swallow Rev. Stanley T. Nakowicz † Rev. Msgr. Andrew Dubois Mr. and Mrs. M. Kevin Lynch Rev. Michael L. Tauke Rev. Thomas J. O’Connor † Rev. Msgr. John L. FitzGerald, Mr. E. Sherwood MacDonald Rev. Edward J. Thein Rev. John F. Paar CHC, USN Mr. Richard E. Mandeville Rev. Paul K. Thomas † Rev. John W. Fleming Rev. Ronald P. May Rev. John J. Thome Rev. Donald J. Parson † Rev. William P. Foley Rev. Thomas J. McDermott Rev. Msgr. Philip F. Thoni, CH Ms. Anna C. Recker † Rev. Kevin J. Forsyth Rev. Vincent dePaul McMurry, P.S.S. (LTC) USA, Ret. Rev. Msgr. John R. Torney † Rev. Stephen J. Gleeson Rev. Msgr. Charles W. McNamee Rev. Msgr. Michael J. Tierney

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ALUMNI NEWS We need your news! Please send news and updates (including your email address) to the Alumni Office. It’s easy to keep us posted! 1. Through the St. Mary’s web page (www.stmarys.edu) – alumni 2. Regular Mail – use the form below 3. Phone call to our Alumni Office – 410-864-4264

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