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The Dunkeld Catholic Directory 2016 Patron: St. Columba Right Reverend Stephen Robson B.Sc., M.Th., S.T.L., J.C.L., S.T.D, Bishop of Dunkeld Born Carlisle, 1st April 1951; educated- Caldey Grange School, The Grammar School, Carlisle and Lanark Grammar School; University of Edinburgh (BSc, 1974; MTh 1988); St. Andrew’s College, Drygrange. Ordained priest, Our Lady & St. Joseph’s, Carlisle, 17th March 1979 by Cardinal Gordon Joseph Gray. Served in parishes in Kirkcaldy, Edinburgh (Holy Cross and Saint John Vianney), Duns and Eyemouth, Dunbar, East Calder, North Berwick and Broxburn; staff, St. Mary’s College, Blairs (1981-1986; spiritual director, Pontifical Scots College, Rome 1998- 2006 (Further studies: Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome, STL (2000) STD (2003); JCL 2006); Episcopal Vicar for Education (1993-1998); Chancellor (2007–2013); Vicar General and Moderator of the Curia (2012-2013); Appointed Conventual Chaplain ad honorem, Knights of Malta, Rhodes and Jerusalem (2015); Honorary Canon of the Archdiocese of Saint Andrews and Edinburgh (2015) Nominated by Pope Benedict XVI as titular bishop of Tunnuna and auxiliary Bishop of St. Andrews and Edinburgh, 8th May 2012; consecrated Bishop by Cardinal Keith Patrick O’Brien, 9th June 2012. Appointed 9th Bishop of Dunkeld by Pope Francis, 11th December 2013, installed by Archbishop Leo Cushley, Metropolitan Archbishop of Saint Andrews and Edinburgh at St. Andrew’s Cathedral, Dundee, 9th January 2014. Right Rev. Vincent Logan Bishop Emeritus Born at Bathgate, West Lothian, 30th. June 1941; educated St. Mary’s Academy, Bathgate; St. Mary’s College, Blairs; St. Andrew’s College, Drygrange. Ordained priest, Edinburgh, 14th March 1964; assistant priest, St. Margaret’s, Davidson’s Mains, Edinburgh, 1964-1966; Diploma in Religious Education, Corpus Christi College, Bayswater, London, 1966-1967; Chaplain, St. Joseph’s Hospital, Rosewell, 1967-1977; Parish Priest, St. Mary’s, Ratho, 1977-1981. Adviser in Religious Education, 1967; Director, Religious Education Office, Edinburgh, 1970-1981; Episcopal Vicar, Education, St. Andrews and Edinburgh, 1977-1981. Nominated Bishop of Dunkeld, 26th January 1981, ordained by Gordon Gray, Cardinal Archbishop of St. Andrews and Edinburgh, in St. Andrew’s Cathedral, Dundee, 26th February 1981; Retired 30 June 2012. Nominated Honorary Canon of the Metropolitan Chapter of Saint Andrews and Edinburgh (2015) VICARS GENERAL Very Rev. Monsignor Aldo Canon Angelosanto, STL Immaculate Conception, 41 High Street, Lochee, Dundee DD2 3AP tel (01382) 611282 Email: [email protected] Very Rev. Monsignor Martin Canon Drysdale, PhL, STL St. John the Baptist, 20 Melville Street, Perth PH1 5PY tel (01738) 622241 Trustees of the Diocese: Bishop Stephen Robson Very Rev. Mgr. Aldo Canon Angelosanto, VG Very Rev. Mgr. Martin Canon Drysdale, VG Rt. Rev. Mgr Kenneth J. Canon McCaffrey Very Rev. Patrick J. Canon McInally Very Rev. Mgr. Basil Provost O’Sullivan Mr. Donald Aiken Sheriff Kevin Veal DIOCESAN CURIA “The Diocesan Curia is composed of those institutes and persons who assist the Bishop in governing the entire diocese, especially in directing pastoral action, in providing for the administration of the diocese and in exercising judicial power.” (c. 469, Code of Canon Law) ADMINISTRATIVE BRANCH Curial Offices, 24-28 Lawside Road, Dundee, DD3 6XY tel. (01382) 225453 fax. (01382) 204585 Website: www.dunkelddiocese.co.uk All official communications should be addressed to the Diocesan Chancellor. Office opening hours 8.30am – 4.30 pm VICARS EPISCOPAL Vicar Episcopal for Education: Rt. Rev. Monsignor Kenneth J. Canon McCaffrey, Dip Theol, Dip Ed, St. Peter and St. Paul, 29 Byron Street, Dundee DD3 6QN tel. 01382 825067 Email: [email protected] Vicar Episcopal for Religious Education: Very Rev. Kevin J. Canon Golden, Cathedral House, 150 Nethergate, Dundee DD1 4EA. tel. (01382) 225228 Email: [email protected] Vicar Episcopal for Ecumenism and Inter-Faith Dialogue: Very Rev. Steven P. Mulholland, MA, STB, STL, St. Mary’s Rectory, 22 Powrie Place, Dundee DD1 2PQ. tel. (01382) 226384 Vicar Episcopal for the Laity and Lay Organisations: Very Rev. James H. High, MA, St. Margaret’s. 23 Market Street, Montrose, DD10 8NB. tel. (01674) 672208 Vicar Episcopal for Clergy: Very Rev. Monsignor Basil Provost O’Sullivan, JCL, St. Clare, Claredon Place, Dunblane, Perthshire, FK15 9HB tel. (01786) 822146 Vicar Episcopal for Religious: Very Rev. Ronald McAinsh, CSsR, St. Mary’s, Kinnoull, Perth, PH2 7BP tel. (01738) 624075 THE CHANCERY Chancellor: Mr. Malcolm P. Veal, BA, Curial Offices, 24-28 Lawside Road, Dundee, DD3 6XY. tel. (01382) 225453 Email: [email protected] Human Resources Manager: Ms. Fiona Burnett, CIPD. Curial Offices, 24-28 Lawside Road, Dundee, DD3 6XY. tel. (01382) 225453 Email: [email protected] Archivist: Bro. Ninian Doohan, The Immaculate Conception, St. Mary’s, 41 High Street, Lochee Dundee DD2 3AP. Tel (01382) 611282 Email: [email protected] Dunkeld News/ Diocesan Website: Mr Andrew Mitchell, Oakford, 49 Balhousie Street, Perth PH1 5HJ. Tel (01738) 628039 Email: [email protected] / [email protected] FINANCE DEPARTMENT Finance Administrator Miss Melissa Walton, ACCA Email: [email protected] Finance Assistant Miss Lily Haverman Email: [email protected] Finance Clerk E mail: [email protected] Finance and Fabric Committee Bishop Stephen Robson Very Rev. Mgr. Aldo Canon Angelosanto, VG Very Rev. Mgr. Martin Canon Drysdale, VG Rt. Rev. Mgr. Kenneth J. Canon McCaffrey Very Rev. Patrick J. Canon McInally Very Rev. Mgr. Basil Provost O’Sullivan Mr. Donald Aiken Sheriff Kevin Veal Miss Melissa Walton Mr. Malcolm Veal National Registrar for Deceased Clergy: Rev. Alfie McKenzie, PhB, STL, 31 Muirpark Drive, Bishopbriggs, Glasgow G64 1RD. Email: [email protected]. Diocesan Registrar for Deceased Clergy: Rev. Michael Carrie BA, STB, MA Email: [email protected] JUDICIAL BRANCH Canonico-legal matters which may lead to litigation, matrimonial annulments etc., are dealt with by the Scottish Catholic Inter-Diocesan Tribunal: Scottish Catholic Inter-Diocesan Tribunal President: Rt. Rev. Mgr. Peter Magee STL, JCD, 22 Woodrow Road, Glasgow G41 5PN: tel: 0141-427 3036 fax: 0141-427 7715 Email: [email protected] Judges from the Diocese on the Tribunal: Very Rev. Mgr. Basil Provost O’Sullivan, VE, JCL Rev. Brian McLean, PhB, STB, JCL Diocesan Canon Lawyers: Rt. Rev. Bishop Stephen Robson, BSc, MTh, STL, JCL, STD Very Rev. Mgr. Basil Provost O’Sullivan, VE, JCL Rev. Brian McLean, PhB, STB, JCL ORGANS OF CONSULTATION Council of Priests to the Bishop of Dunkeld: Rev. Neil Gallagher (Chair) Very Rev. Kevin J. Canon Golden (Vice - Chair) Rev. Michael Carrie (Secretary) College of Consultors: Very Rev. Mgr. Aldo Canon Angelosanto, V.G. Very Rev. Mgr. Martin Canon Drysdale, V.G. Very Rev. Mgr. Basil Provost O’Sullivan Very Rev. Mgr. Kenneth Canon McBride Rev. Tom Shields Rev. Mike Freyne, M.H.M Rev. James H. High Rev. Colin Golden Cathedral Chapter of Canons (Restored 16th July 1895) Provost: Very Rev. Mgr. Basil O’Sullivan Canons: Rt. Rev. Mgr. Charles Hendry Very Rev. Mgr. Kenneth McBride (Secretary) Very Rev. Patrick J. McInally Very Rev. Mgr. Aldo Angelosanto, V.G. Very Rev. Mgr. Martin Drysdale, V.G. Very Rev. John Harty Rt. Rev. Mgr. Kenneth J. McCaffrey Honorary Canons: Rt. Rev. Mgr. Hugh F. McInally Very Rev. Kevin J. Golden PASTORAL DEPARTMENTS • St. Ninian Pastoral Institute, 24-28 Lawside Road, Dundee, DD3 6XY tel. (01382) 225453 fax (01382) 204585 Director: Mr. David Meiklejohn, KHS, BA, MEd, LRA., LTCL Email: [email protected] Administrator: Sister Maria Sobenna, IHM Email: [email protected] Reception: Mrs. Lynette Heeney (a.m.) – Miss Maureen Stevens (p.m.) Email: [email protected] • Youth Ministry Youth Officer: Mr. Francis McGuire Email: [email protected] • Religious Education Office R.E. Advisor (secondary): Mrs. Margaret McFarlane Email: [email protected] R.E. Development Officer:- Mr. Francis McGuire Email: [email protected] Diocesan Representatives on the Scottish Catholic Education Service Executive: Rt. Rev. Mgr. Kenneth J. Canon McCaffrey Representative on Local Authority Education Committees: Angus Council: Mr Bill Simpson Clackmannanshire Council: Rev. Michael Freyne, M.H.M. Dundee City Council: Rt. Rev. Mgr. Kenneth McCaffrey Fife Council: Mr. George Haggarty Perth & Kinross Council: Mrs. Margaret McFarlane Approval of Catholic Teachers: Rt. Rev. Mgr. Kenneth McCaffrey Diocesan Education Strategy Group Chairperson: - Rt. Rev. Mgr. Kenneth McCaffrey • Safeguarding Support Services for the Protection of Vulnerable Groups Safeguarding Advisor: Mr. Malcolm P. Veal Email: [email protected] Safeguarding Trainer: Mrs. Maureen McKenzie Email: [email protected] Diocesan Safeguarding Team Bishop Stephen Robson, Mr. Malcolm Veal, Sheriff Kevin Veal, Ms. Fiona Burnett, Rev. Neil Gallagher, Mrs. Maureen McKenzie, Mrs. Margaret MacFarlane, Mr. Roger Bromage, Rev. Andrew Clark, Mrs. Margaret Parke • Ordained Ministry Vicar Episcopal for Clergy: Very Rev. Mgr. Basil Provost O’Sullivan, St. Clare, Claredon Place, Dunblane, Perthshire, FK15 9HB. tel. (01786) 822146 Director of Priestly Vocations: Vocations formation Group under the leadership of Bishop Stephen Robson Director of Permanent
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