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Priests and Deacons INDEX Archdiocesan and Extern Priests .................................................................................. 1 Priests of the Archdiocese in the Order of Ordination ................................................. 29 Priests and Deacons: Alphabetical Necrology ............................................................ 36 Priests and Deacons: Chronological Necrology by Month, Day and Year .................. 66 Archdiocesan Permanent Deacons ............................................................................ 94 4/26/2021 Archdiocesan and Extern Priests Adams, Rev. John E. Aguirre, Rev. Francisco E. Director of S.O.M.E., Pastor, St. Catherine Labouré Washington, DC Wheaton, MD Phone: 202-832-9710 Phone: 301-946-3636 Agustin, Rev. Patrick S. Ailer, Rev. Gellert J. Student, Pontifical North American College Missionary Assignment, Europe, EGER 3300, Hungary Alliata, Rev. Peter R. Amey, V.F., Rev. Msgr. Robert G. Retired Pastor, St. Mary Rockville, MD Phone: 301-424-5550 Anderson, Rev. Nathanael P. Antonicelli, Rev. Msgr. Charles V. Student, Pontifical North American College Pastor/Adjutant Judicial Vicar of the Metropolitan Tribunal, Our Lady of Mercy Europe Potomac, MD Phone: 202-347-2713 Astigarraga, Rev. Oscar A. Ayala, Rev. Ismael N. Parochial Vicar, St. Rose of Lima Pastor, St. Andrew the Apostle Gaithersburg, MD Silver Spring, MD Phone: 301-948-7545 Phone: 301 649-3700 Baer, Rev. Timothy K. Baraki, Rev. Tesfamariam Pastor, St. Nicholas Chaplain, Howard University Hospital, St. Gabriel Laurel, MD Washington, DC Phone: 301-490-5116 Phone: 202-726-9092 1 4/26/2021 Archdiocesan Priests Barbieri de Carvalho, Rev. Rafael Bariviera, c.s., Rev. Jefferson Director of Spiritual Formation, Redemptoris Mater Pastor, St. Bernard / Our Lady of Fatima Seminary Riverdale Park, MD Hyattsville, MD Phone: 301-277-1000 Barry, Rev. John M. Bava, Rev. David A. Pastor, Church of the Resurrection Pastor, Holy Redeemer Burtonsville, MD Washington, DC Phone: 301-236-5200 Phone: 202-347-7510 Bazan, Rev. Msgr. Joaquin A. Beaubien, V.F., Rev. David W. Retired Pastor, St. Aloysius Leonardtown, MD Phone: 301-475-8064 Begg, Rev. Christopher T. Benitez, Rev. Carlos A. Faculty, Catholic University of America On mission, Redemptoris Mater Seminary Washington, DC Hyattsville, MD Phone: 202-319-5000 Benson, Rev. John B. Berard, Rev. Jonathan A. Parochial Vicar, Cathedral of St. Matthew the Parochial Vicar, Sacred Heart Apostle La Plata, MD Washington, DC Phone: 301-934-2261 Phone: 202-347-3215 Biondi, Rev. Alberto Biosca, O.F.M. Cap., Rev. Emilio E. Parochial Vicar, St. Catherine Labouré Pastor, Shrine of the Sacred Heart Wheaton, MD Washington, DC Phone: 301-946-3636 Phone: 202-234-8000 2 4/26/2021 Archdiocesan Priests Boccabella, Rev. James D. Bonello, I.V.E., Rev. Pablo A. Pastor, Our Lady of Grace Pastor, St. James Silver Spring, MD Mt. Rainier, MD Phone: 301-924-0067 Phone: 301-927-0567 Boxie, III, Rev. Robert P. Brady, Rev. Msgr. John B. Chaplain, Howard University, Immaculate Retired, St. John the Evangelist Conception Clinton, MD Washington, DC Phone: 301-681-7663 Phone: 202-806-7280 Brailsford, Rev. William M. Brault, Rev. Y. David In residence, St. Francis of Assisi Pastor, St. John the Baptist Derwood, MD Silver Spring, MD Phone: 301-840-1407 Phone: 301-622-1122 Brice, Rev. Donald Briese, Rev. Michael W. Retired Special Ministry to the poor in Southern Maryland, St. Mary Clinton, MD Phone: 301-934-8825 Bryant, Rev. F. Michael Buchmeier, Rev. Robert P. Chaplain, DC Detention Center, Holy Comforter-St. Pastor, Holy Cross Cyprian Garrett Park, MD Washington, DC Phone: 301-942-1020 Phone: 202-546-1885 Burney, Rev. Keith T. Butta, Rev. C. Gregory Parochial Vicar, Church of the Little Flower Director of Pastoral Care, Carroll Manor and Director, Cardinal O'Boyle Residence for Priest, St. Bethesda, MD John XXIII Residence Phone: 301-320-4538 Washington, DC 3 4/26/2021 Archdiocesan Priests Calis, Rev. Joseph A. Campbell, Jr., Most Rev. Roy E. Pastor, St. John the Evangelist Auxiliary Bishop / Pastor, St. Joseph Silver Spring, MD Largo, MD Phone: 301-681-7663 Phone: 301-773-4838 Carloni, Rev. William P. Carroll, S.S.J., Rev. John A. Pastor, Holy Name Pastor, Incarnation Washington, DC Washington, DC Phone: 202-397-2525 Phone: 202-396-0942 Carson, V.G., Rev. Daniel B. Carter, Rev. Stephen Vicar General / Moderator of the Curia, St. Patrick Pastor, Christ the King Washington, DC Silver Spring, MD Phone: 301-853-4523 Phone: 301-495-2306 Cassin, Rev. Msgr. Andrew J. Chimiak, Rev. Msgr. Karl A. Retired, St. Peter Special assignment, Waldorf, MD Sumpter, SC Phone: 301-843-8916 Choi, Rev. Martino I. Clifford, S.J., Rev. Thomas F. Parochial Vicar, St. Peter Pastor, St. Ignatius Waldorf, MD Port Tobacco, MD Phone: 301-843-8916 Phone: 301-870-2365 Close, Rev. Frederick J. Clyne, Rev. Andrew C. Pastor, St. Anthony of Padua Parochial Vicar, Holy Redeemer Washington, DC College Park, MD Phone: 202-250-8208 Phone: 301-474-3920 4 4/26/2021 Archdiocesan Priests Coan, Rev. Gregory S. Coelho, Rev. Brian A. Chaplain, Washington Adventist Hospital, Our Lady Pastor, St. Mary, Star of the Sea of Sorrows Indian Head, MD Takoma Park, MD Phone: 301-753-9177 Phone: 301-891-3500 Colliou, Rev. Alain M. Conley, Rev. Rory T. Pastor, Our Lady Help of Christians Pastor, St. Mary Waldorf, MD Bryantown, MD Phone: 301-843-8823 Phone: 301-870-2220 Conway, S.D.B., Rev. Michael J. Cordova Gonzalez, c.s., Rev. Victor President, Don Bosco High School, Don Bosco Parochial Vicar, St. Bernard of Clairvaux/Our Lady of Salesian Residence Fatima College Park, MD Riverdale Park, MD Phone: 301-891-4750 Phone: 301-277-1000 Cortes-Campos, Rev. Roberto J. Cortinovis, Rev. Charles A. Pastor, St. Mark the Evangelist Priest Secretary to the Archbishop, Archdiocese of Washington Hyattsville, MD Washington, DC Phone: 301-422-8300 Phone: 301-853-4500 Criscuolo, Rev. Msgr. Salvatore A. Cusick, Rev. Kevin M. Retired / Chaplain, DC Police, St. Mary, Mother of Pastor, St. Francis de Sales God Benedict, MD Washington, DC Phone: 301-870-4991 Phone: 202-289-7770 Cusick, Rev. Mark A. Cwik, Rev. Joseph R. Pastor, St. Francis Xavier Parochial Vicar, Our Lady of Mercy Washington, DC Potomac, MD Phone: 202-581-2010 Phone: 301-365-1415 5 4/26/2021 Archdiocesan Priests Dakes, V.F., Rev. John T. Daly, Rev. Peter J. Pastor, Jesus the Divine Word Retired Huntingtown, MD Phone: 410-414-8304 Daniel, Rev. Timothy G. DeLeon, Rev. Jose R. Administrator, Ascension Pastor, St. Bernardine of Siena Bowie, MD Suitland, MD Phone: 301-262-2227 Phone: 301-736-0707 Dempsey, Rev. Msgr. Patrick E. DeNigris, Rev. Emanuele Retired Rector, Redemptoris Mater Seminary Hialeah, FL DeRamos, Rev. Fidel S. DeRosa, Rev. Vincent J. Retired Pastor, St. Mary, Mother of God Washington, DC Phone: 202-289-7770 Diaz, Rev. Jose Matias Diaz, Rev. Alejandro Rector, Redemptoris Mater Seminary Pastor, Saint Ambrose Hyattsville, MD Cheverly, MD Phone: 301- 773-9300 Dignan, Rev. Eamon Dillon, Rev. John J. Retired Pastor, St. Francis of Assisi Derwood, MD Phone: 301-840-1407 6 4/26/2021 Archdiocesan Priests Dixon, Rev. J. Isidore Dolan, Rev. Michael F. Retired Retired Dorsonville, Most Rev. Mario E. Downs, Rev. L. James Auxiliary Bishop, Archdiocese of Washington Retired Washington, DC Phone: 301-853-4566 D'Silva, Rev. Percival D'Souza, Rev. Tony A. Retired, In Residence, Shrine of the Most Blessed Parochial Vicar, St. Martin of Tours Sacrament Gaithersburg, MD Washington, DC Phone: 301-990-3203 Phone: 202-966-6575 Dudziak, Rev. Msgr. Paul M. Duggan, Rev. Robert D. Pastor, St. Stephen, Martyr Retired Washington, DC Phone: 202-785-0982 Early, Rev. Francis J. East, Rev. Msgr. Raymond G. Retired Pastor, St. Teresa of Avila Washington, DC Phone: 202-678-3709 Edathil, Rev. Michael Edeh, Rev. Charles Syro-Malankara Community, Church of the Holy Chaplain, Nigerian Catholic Community, St. Jerome Spirit Hyattsville, MD Forestville, MD Phone: 301-927-6684 Phone: 301-735-5532 7 4/26/2021 Archdiocesan Priests Effah, Rev. Emmanuel Ejiogu, S.S.J., Rev. Cornelius K. Parochial Vicar / Chaplain, Ghanaian Comm., Our Pastor, St. Luke Lady of Sorrows Washington, DC Takoma Park, MD Phone: 202-584-8322 Phone: 301-891-3500 English, Rev. Msgr. William J. Enzler, Rev. Msgr. John J. Retired President and CEO, Catholic Charities, St. Bartholomew Bethesda, MD Phone: 202-772-4300 Escudero, O.F.M. Cap., Rev. Diogo Esposito-Garcia, Rev. Juan Parochial Vicar, Shrine of the Sacred Heart Rome 00164, Italy Washington, DC Phone: 202-234-8000 Essex, Msgr. Donald S. Etheridge, I.V.E., Rev. Christopher Retired Parochial Vicar, St. John Baptist de la Salle Chillum, MD Phone: 301-622-1122 Evans-Campos, Rev. Blake Fangmeyer, V.F., Rev. LeRoy J. In Residence, St. Joseph Pastor, Mother Seton Beltsville, MD Germantown, MD Phone: 301-937-7183 Phone: 301-924-3838 Faust, Rev. Louis J. Fecteau, Rev. Raymond L. Retired, Mother Seton Pastor, Our Lady of the Visitation Germantown, MD Darnestown, MD Phone: 301-924-3838 Phone: 301-948-5536 8 4/26/2021 Archdiocesan Priests Fermín, Rev. Angel G. Fields, Rev. Kevin A. Administrator, Our Lady, Queen of the Americas Parochial Vicar, St. Mary Washington, DC Rockville, MD Phone: 202-332-8838 Phone: 301-424-5550 Filardi, Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Finamore, Rev. Robert A. Pastor, St. Paul Retired Damascus, MD Phone: 301-253-2027 Fish, Rev. Matthew J. Fitz-Patrick, Rev. David M. Administrator, Holy Family Retired Hillcrest Heights, MD Phone: 301-894-2222 Flum, Rev. Martin E. Foggo, Rev. Shaun T. Pastor, St. Michael / St. Dominic Pastor, Our Lady of Sorrows Brandywine, MD Takoma Park, MD Phone: 240-681-3551 Phone: 301-891-3500 Foley, Rev. William E. Frydrych, S.Chr., Rev. Jerzy Pastor, Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament Pastor, Our Lady Queen of Poland Washington, DC Silver Spring, MD Phone: 202-966-6575 Phone: 301-589-1857 Gallagher, Rev. Charles M. Gallaugher, Rev. Daniel T. Pastor, Immaculate Conception Parochial Vicar, Immaculate Heart of Mary Washington, DC Lexington Park, MD Phone: 202-332-8888 Phone: 301-863-8144 9 4/26/2021 Archdiocesan Priests Gamrot, Rev.
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