St. Joan of Arc Church and St. Patrick Church July 11, 2010

A time of Transition

A time to Welcome

A time to say Goodbye

Farewell William L. Higi

Bishop William L. Higi - Praised be Jesus Christ! Now and forever! “Give thanks to the Lord for He is good. His mercy endures forever.” Psalm 118 As Christians ,we are taught to have grateful hearts for the generous blessings God continually bestows on us. As July, 15, 2010 approaches and Bishop William Leo Higi is “officially” granted full retirement, just over a month before his 77th birthday, we too should give “thanks to the Lord” for the gift of our “Good Shepherd’s” 26 years of service as our bishop. people of God. Even as a young college student at Ball State, and not I am grateful to God for Bishop Higi’s confidence in overly engaged in my faith, I remember the transition from me both as a in service of two wonderful parishes Bishop Raymond Gallagher to Bishop George Fulcher, and as the Episcopal Vicar for the Permanent Diaconate. and his tragic death to the naming of a priest of the Let us all give “thanks to the Lord” for the gift of Bishop diocese, Msgr. Higi as our new bishop. Higi, who in his ministry has worked so hard to show to us Much as been accomplished under his guidance as the the Church Universal. His ministry has reminded us of the 5th bishop of our diocese. Looking back, history will importance of our parish families, as well as our Local show that he was responsible for implementing many of Church (diocese) of North Central Indiana, as well as the the changes of the Second Vatican Council. Universal Church and our Holy Father’s ministry to the His desire to provide formation opportunities for the world. He has shown us that we are truly a pilgrim lay faithful of our diocese through catechesis, sacramental people, the “body of Christ.” preparation, family life, Hispanic ministry, the Haiti We give thanks to the Lord for He is good and His Twinning parish program and the eventual implementation mercy endures forever. of the Permanent Diaconate have been major Our prayers go with you in your retirement. accomplishments. It has been through strong formation that lay leadership in our diocese has been able to grow Fr. Ted Dudzinski and assist and the bishop himself in serving the

2 Welcome Bishop Timothy Doherty

Welcome and blessings to Bishop Timothy Doherty as he begins his Episcopal Ministry as the 6th Good Shepherd of the diocese of Lafayette-in-Indiana. Every bishop takes an Episcopal Motto that he desires to be the foundation of his ministry. For Bishop Higi, that motto was “ Praised be Jesus Christ!” Our new bishop has taken as his Episcopal Motto The Word of God is not chained.” from 2 Tim 2:9. His experience as a pastor/administrator is equally as It is obvious in this Episcopal Motto that Sacred Scripture extensive as his educational background and bioethics is very important to Bishop Doherty. During this Year of the background. He served as parochial administrator of St. Bible, we have had the chance for the Word of God to enter James Church in Lee, and pastor of St. Mary Church into, wash over and form our lives. The passage from in Bryon from 1999 to 2007. Since 2007, he has served as Second Timothy reminds us that it is God’s grace and pastor of both St. Catherine of Siena Church in Dundee and movement that will transform the world. So let us continue to St. Mary’s, a mission church in Gilberts, Illinois. In 2008, he be people who daily read the Word of God, and by following was honored with the title of Monsignor for his service as a our Good Shepherd, may our families, parishes, teacher, pastor and ethicist for heath care issues. communities and the world be transformed. Pope Benedict XVI appointed Monsignor Doherty A native of Rockford, Illinois, Bishop Doherty was bishop-elect of our diocese on May 12th of this year. At the born on September 29, 1950 and is the eldest of seven press conference held that same day in Lafayette, Monsignor children. Monsignor Doherty studied for the priesthood at the Doherty said he was humbled by the call of the Holy Father. Pontifical North American College in and the In an interview with the Catholic Moment after the Pontifical Gregorian University, receiving a bachelor’s announcement, Bishop Doherty shared his thoughts on what degree in Sacred Theology in 1975. the bishop’s role is in bringing souls to Christ. “Even people Bishop Arthur O’Neill ordained him a priest on June 26, on my parish finance council say, ‘We’ve got to get through 1976. His first assignment was as associate pastor at the the minutiae and repairs done so we can be about the Cathedral of St. Peter in Rockford. After five years as business of fishing for men.’ ” associate pastor, he then studied at the Pontifical Lateran “The bishop has the responsibility in several ways … he is University. He earned a Licentiate of Theology in moral one, but not the only one, of their connections to the theology from the Alfonsian Academy in 1982. Universal Church, so it is very important that we () be He then returned to Illinois and was assigned to Boylan conscious of what it is to be Catholic in that sense. In terms Catholic High School in Rockford where he taught religious of bringing souls to Christ, I think we have to be conscious studies from 1982 - 1986. From 1986 - 1991, Monsignor and deliberate about it. Each locale will be a little bit Doherty served as assistant principal and head of the religion different about how they do that. We have to have due department at Marian Central Catholic High School in reverence for our sacred places, for our sacraments. The Woodstock, Illinois. bishop has to be a good example of being a good pastor, and Bishop Doherty then furthered his own studies at Loyola sometimes that means he is a good administrator … at other University, receiving a Doctor of Philosophy degree in times, you bring souls to Christ by letting people know that Christian Ethics in 1995. That same year, he was appointed you have a soul.” Diocesan Ethicist for Heath Care Issues, a position he holds “There is a temptation in the American culture … (to say) until his installation as bishop of our diocese. that your soul has come to Christ in a moment, and it’s done, As Diocesan Ethicist, Bishop Doherty was the consultant let’s get on to the next thing now that I’m fully converted. I to the bishop, diocesan clergy and liaison between Catholic think our ethos is more that life demands a constant heath care ministries and the diocese. He is also a member of conversion.” various boards and committees, including the Catholic The prayers and reading of Sacred Scripture by the Conference of Illinois, Illinois Catholic Health Association, people of St. Patrick Church and St. Joan of Arc Church the systems ethics committee of OSF Heathcare and the are our gifts to Bishop Doherty. Archdiocese of Chicago’s bioethics subcommittee.

3 Farewell Father Dan Duff

My experiences here in Kokomo hospital. I will remember the joy-filled at St. Patrick and St. Joan of Arc will hours spent with the youth group. The be treasured for years to come. Though time spent with the St. Michael’s I was only here for one year, you have Legion and Guardians. I will remember helped to shape me to be the person, the meals eaten with the “breakfast the priest, I am today and for that I club.” I will remember the time spent thank you. If there is one thing that I with the children in both the school and will take with me in particular from all religious education. I will also of you here in Kokomo is a deepened remember the times I was woken up in sense of the value of the sacraments in the middle of the night for false alarms like being a pastor, since at the end of the lives of the faithful. I have seen this with the security/fire alarm system. August Fr. Kevin Haines, the Pastor of through your devotion to the Eucharist I will also remember and treasure St. Maria Goretti, will leave on a three both at Mass and in the Adoration the time I was able to spend working month sabbatical. chapel, through your regular reception with and getting to know my brother St. Maria Goretti is only a short of the Sacrament of Reconciliation and priests, Fr. Ted, Fr. Hasser, Fr. Thom, drive away from my parents house through your requesting to receive the Fr. Ambrose & Fr. Alex. And of course which will be wonderful (I will be able Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick I enjoyed working with and getting to to see my parents a little more often when appropriate, whether in a know Deacon Ron, Cole Daily, Pete and get some good home-cooked communal celebration or individually. Logsdon and newly ordained Fr. meals)...and dreadful at times (my dad Because of your influence I will be Huemmer, as well. has already told me that since I will be even more attentive to the needs and While I am sad to leave the so close he wants me to go through desires of the people I serve in regards parishes in Kokomo so soon, I look some things). to the sacraments. forward to some new experiences at St. Know that you will all remain in There are many experiences that I Maria Goretti in Westfield. Not only my prayers as I continue my adventure will remember from my time here in will I get the opportunity to learn how in the priesthood. Kokomo as the years pass. I will another pastor runs his parish and In Christ, remember the time spent visiting the ministers to his people, I will also get Fr. Dan Duff homebound and those who were in the the opportunity to see a bit of what it is

Farewell Father Alex Agbata

I thank God who in His infinite admire your sense of dedication to duty. wisdom made it possible for me to be The academic, social, educating and in Kokomo. May all honor, praise and spiritually rejuvenating programs put in adoration be His now and forever. place for the parishioners are very My heart knows no bound in commendable and enviable. thanking those who God used in And I call on all the parishioners to life makes you the livewire not only for making my presence here possible: Fr. get involved and take advantage of Kokomo parishes but also for the entire John Ugobueze who linked me up with these programs to improve your lives Church. Fr. David Rasner of the Diocesan and become truly children of God. My I have not forgotten our youth of the Tribunal and Fr. Rasner who connected dear parishioners, in all honesty I parishes. Once again I want to thank me with our able, intelligent, energetic appreciate your sincere desire to live our beloved and able pastor for the and the Eucharistic pastor, Fr. Ted holy lives. Your unreserved love for the programs in place. Please my dear Dudzinski. Sacrament of Reconciliation is amazing young Catholics avail yourselves of Fr. Ted, I have learned a lot from and worthy of commendation. Your these opportunities and become a well you. Your sense of duty and dedication comportment at liturgical celebrations informed and formed young people. to the Blessed Sacrament is edifying is praiseworthy. Please do not relent. Please, be assured of my support with and encouraging. Please add more My beloved Poor Clare Sisters, it prayers. grease to your elbows and never relent. has been a joy ministering to you. Your I remain ever grateful to you. I also welcoming faces at the Eucharistic thank the staff of these two parishes: I celebrations are enviable. Your prayer

4 Welcome Father Joseph Aytona

My Vocation Story: Unsatisfied with more purpose in my life. As I Desire eventually hit a low from spending so Becoming a consecrated religious much time and money going out with and a priest never really crossed my my friends to restaurants, beaches, and mind while I was growing up. Being all the other places in Southern born in Los Angeles, and living in the California, I went through a suburbs of Southern California, I lived “philosophical challenge/crisis" of why life "in the fast lane." For about 20 or we exist; what was our purpose in life try to be completely satisfied by any so years of my life I was inundated on earth? Thank God I was able to seek earthly thing, whether it is money, a with the culture and immersed myself the answer to that question based on the way of living, or even another person, in the many hobbies and ways of life faith that I was taught from childhood the more unfulfilled we will be. Finite that the world had to offer. My (Thank God for good parents!) and the things cannot satisfy us who are created motivation for life as I grew up was not little common sense I had left. for the infinite; hence, as St. Augustine just to be happy, but to "have fun" I sought consolation in our Lord in says, "Our hearts are restless until they while being happy And depending on Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, rest in you O Lord." Even though I whom you ask, being happy and having reading and meditating on Sacred found this treasure of philosophy, I did fun can be interpreted in a lot of Scripture and learning about the truths not come to a conclusion such as "I different ways. of our faith. Little by little, I finally should be a religious and a priest." The way I used to interpret this found out how much God loves us and When I started consistently to live a life philosophy was: "wanting to be after that, I really couldn't turn back to of grace in Christ, the main goal was to someone, while doing something that the life I was living before. conform my will to God's. I wanted to was acceptable to society, and at the After contemplating God's love and conform and unite my will entirely to same time being popular in the eyes of comparing it to the life I used to live, I His, because that is what I knew would others.” My dreams varied, from figured out that I was wasting my time help me attain the perfection of charity, wanting to be a star in the NBA, to in my old way of life. Living life for the perfection of love. So eventually I making lots of money, to just going to God was a gift in itself, and the desire discerned my vocation and by the grace the beach with my friends and "hanging to serve Him, to love Him, and to be and mercy of God I entered the Fathers out." But these seemed to come and go. happy with Him temporally on this of Mercy. I have been with the Fathers By the time I was in college and earth and forever in heaven is of Mercy for seven years. and I look working at NASA's Jet Propulsion incomparable to what the world offers forward to serving God's people as a Laboratory in Pasadena, as well as us! After all, God created the world, Father of Mercy given that as St. running my own internet business, the and even the good things that the world Josemaria Escriva says, "to serve is to desire to do something more, and to be has to offer, are mere means to an end, reign." someone useful, kept drawing me to act and not an end in itself. The more we

Update on Deacon Matthew Arbuckle In many ways, I expect life to go baptize and also assist in the sacrament of on as usual in that I am still a seminarian Holy Matrimony; and I will now assist with another year of seminary remaining; the priest at daily Mass, primarily by I will continue to have my eyes widened proclaiming the Word in God’s Holy by the education given to each man in Gospels and also as an Ordinary Minister seminary; and many mysteries of the faith of Holy Communion. I am eagerly are, if not fully grasped with expertise, at looking forward to the opportunity to least explained so that some baptize a child and see the parents understanding may be had. But I do communicate the Faith to their offspring understand that with , some within the Church. It is also possible that things will be different. there will be the opportunity to baptize when it is concluding, are powerful On the functional side, there are someone in their final moments before events and necessary for entry to heaven certain liturgical abilities of a transitional they meet Our Lord. Both of these – being a minister in service of the Holy deacon: I will receive the ability to baptisms, when life is just beginning and Trinity in this sacrament is an awesome 5 and humbling reality to which I look rests on the four pillars of spiritual, over the course of the summer there will forward. A deacon can also give homilies academic, human and pastoral formation be some good homilies and some that – so now I can preach! The idea of – was undertaken to prepare my could use improving (as was slowly speaking in front of a parish has always seminarian brothers and me for a life in realized in my year-long homiletics been one of the most intimidating ideas in ministry. From liturgical training on the course). my head ever since entering seminary. I role of a deacon at Mass to tackling case But more than anything, I expect don’t know what’s wrong with me that studies in Marriage Law class, there has to bring Christ to people. Seminary has the idea of someday holding bread in my been a very well rounded educational and never been about me, and ministry in the hands, praying the Eucharistic prayer, and formational experience so that the diaconate is not about me. A deacon (or a then holding Jesus in my fingers is not moment I receive sacred ministerial order priest) exists in order to serve Holy more awe-inspiring than giving a six or of a transitional deacon, I will have been Mother Church out of obedience and love seven minute homily; but the idea of competently (if not yet perfectly!) so that all the faithful – and maybe even preaching is pretty intimidating. This prepared. some unfaithful who just need a little part of ministry could be really And the learning continues. prayer and encouragement – may have interesting. There is another year of seminary study access to Jesus Christ. And as a deacon, But with all these new and formation ahead so that the rough the ministry is carried out through responsibilities I realize that so far there edges may be sanded a bit…or sanded a service. have been five intensive years of training lot. There will also be homilies to and study. Seminary formation – which prepare and deliver – chances are that Welcome Father David Huemmer The journey to priesthood has been praying the Liturgy of the Hours with a one of discovery and an ever deepening group that met during the week. Not relationship with the Lord and His recognizing it at the time, God’s plan people. I grew up in Mishawaka in a for me serving in Kokomo was family of six girls and five boys. My beginning even. religious formation took place at Queen My Spiritual Director encouraged of Peace . Serving at me to first pay off my college debt so Mass and the witness of my parents and for the next 14 years, I taught fifth grandparents guided my formation. In grade in Warsaw, Indiana public the midst of all this, the Lord’s voice schools. I enjoyed my time teaching; called out to me in a small but constant however, the longing to dedicate way. First, it came through a comment myself to the Lord persisted. I got My Seminary formation helped me of a classmate on a bus ride home. involved at Sacred Heart Church in grow in my understanding of the “You should be a priest.” It stuck with Warsaw with the parish mission priestly role and broadened my me and would not let go! From then committee, Bible Studies, Men’s prayer understanding of the essential areas of on, the thought of priesthood lingered group, Hospitality Ministry and taking the teachings of the Church. In the first in the back of my mind. Communion to the homebound. Yet, I year, I studied Philosophy, Church Post high school studies did not still felt a deeper calling to commit History, Speech/Homiletics, Old quiet the voice of the Lord inviting me myself more integrally to the Church. I Testament, along with Fundamental to the priesthood. After receiving an remembered praying with some and Pastoral Theology. In December associate‘s degree in Business members of the Secular Franciscans at of my first year, I was installed as an Management at Greenville Technical St. Joan of Arc and being invited to acolyte. My summer assignment that College, I revisited the possibility with look into joining them. God was year was at St. Mary’s in Muncie, my spiritual director, who advised that leading me back to Kokomo for more where I learned about life in the a bachelor’s degree would be beneficial formation! Rectory, observed at meetings, wrote to me as a candidate for the priesthood. My involvement with the bulletin columns, and assisted the Thus, I continued my studies in Franciscans helped me to see that the pastor in various ministries around the Elementary Education at Purdue. Here Lord was calling me to a priestly parish. is where God’s divine providence vocation. This led me to apply to the Classes were more involved my seemed to really intervene in my life. I diocese of Lafayette-in-Indiana. Upon second year of seminary and included did my student teaching at Maple Crest being accepted, St. Joan of Arc became Moral Theology, Christology, New Elementary School in Kokomo. I went my home parish, and I was sent for Testament, Spirituality, Old and New to the Poor Clare’s for Benediction and priestly formation at Blessed John Testament as well as Pastoral was involved at St. Joan of Arc with XXIII National Seminary in Weston, Counseling and Hospital Ministry. the young adults group. I also began Massachusetts. Being installed as Lector was a

6 formation highlight of this year. My parish life can really be. It was great! I Lord for all the good He has done for second summer assignment was at Our assisted at Holy Mass, Proclaimed the me. I look forward to my first Lady of the Lakes in Monticello. Gospel at Mass, preached and assisted assignment and serving the people of Besides being a lector and serving at at Funerals and Baptisms. Exposing and the diocese as a priest. It is always Holy Mass and Nursing Home Masses, reposing the Blessed Sacrament was a exciting to see how God’s providence I also taught a Bible/Catechism class blessed part of my day. I valued works! After being formed in many once a week praying at midday with the pastoral unique ways in Kokomo, God in His The third year of seminary was a team. I taught a book study with wonderful plan of salvation has placed busy one. Studies included seminarian Pete Logsdon and F.I.R.E. me for my first assignment here at St. Ecclesiology, Sacraments of Initiation, classes. Again, it was really wonderful Joan of Arc and St. Patrick! Preaching, Social Doctrine, Priesthood, to have the opportunity to teach! Being involved in the sacramental Canon Law, Pauline Theology, and My final year at seminary has been life of the parish, praying with the Liturgical Studies. I also took classes one of preparation for ordination. people and the other priests are things I on the Liturgy of the Hours and the Classes included Sacraments of look forward to doing. Also having the Psalms. On Sundays, I was assigned to Healing, Eucharist, Canon Law of chance to teach the faith is always a St. Mary’s in Dedham, Massachusetts Marriage, Ethics, Johanine Writings, welcome task. Finally, and most to work with the Life Teen Program. I the Liturgical Year and Mary. My importantly, leading people into a was interesting to see how youth weekend assignment was at St. relationship with the Lord Jesus, ministry was done first hand. I was Catherine of Alexandria in Westford, present in the Eucharist, will also be a ordained a deacon in June of last year. Massachusetts, where I preached, privilege to which I look forward. My summer assignment for my helped with the Generations of Faith deacon year was here in Kokomo. It and RCIA programs, and attended was a wonderful summer in which I Liturgy Committee meetings. was very involved in the life of two On June 12 I was ordained to the parishes. I saw first hand just how busy Holy Priesthood. I can only thank the

Welcome Deacon Kenneth Soroko

Praised be Jesus Christ! the university to complete my degree. Hello, my name is Brother Kenneth. It wasn’t until after having graduated I am thirty-three years old and a from college with a B.S in professed brother with the Fathers of Biochemistry and having worked for Mercy, from South Union, Kentucky. several years as a Quality Assurance This Fall I will enter my fourth year Lab Technician for Anheuser Busch, of theology at Holy Apostles College Inc. that I seriously began to discern a and Seminary in Cromwell, vocation to religious life and the Connecticut. priesthood. I am originally from I came to know of the Fathers Londonderry, New Hampshire. I of Mercy by watching a program on beginning I entrusted my vocation to grew up in a small Catholic family; EWTN which aired several mission the Blessed Mother. As a result I there was just my younger brother talks given by one of our priests, who have been greatly blessed through her and I. The faith was always very was then the superior general of the intercession and so I have sought to alive in our home, especially as community. I have been with the encourage others to have devotion to witnessed to by my mother who Fathers of Mercy now, for a little her by leading a weekly devotional in over five years. instilled in us a deep love for God and honor of Mary, Queen of the Holy for our neighbor. Growing up I My favorite courses at the Apostles. enjoyed playing sports, hiking, seminary have been those related to camping and fishing. After scripture studies. I have been deeply I look forward to serving you graduating high school I attended the involved in the pro-life movement at during my assignment this summer. University of New Hampshire for two the seminary, serving as an officer of May our Blessed Mother protect you years and then decided to pursue a the Holy Apostles Life League and and draw you ever closer to her career as an auto mechanic. Two actively participating in the seminary divine Son, Jesus. All of you will be years later, I then decided to return to hosted events. From the very remembered in my daily prayers.

7 Welcome Seminarian Clayton Thompson

With great excitement and football program; and participated a expectations I begin the summer at St. good deal in the parish youth group Joan of Arc and St. Patrick. Adding to and other normal activities of high the sense of anticipation for the school-aged youth. assignment, are the many positive After graduation in 2005, I attended accounts offered by brother the University of Dayton, OH for my seminarians. It is my first official freshman year of college prior to “assignment” although I did spend one entering seminary. summer at my home parish of St. Maria Goretti in Westfield. Yet, the The story of my vocation begins continue to bear much fruit. After change in locale brings the added joy with the close relationship of my graduating college, I moved on to the of being far enough away from home pastor, Fr. Kevin Haines, to my family. Mount for theology studies. The to avoid being immediately labeled Fr. Kevin was a stable support and experience in Maryland has been an “Janet’s son”! Thus, the opportunity exemplary role model for me as I grew equal blessing, revealing for me the simply to establish myself here in a up; consequently, the thought of the stable foundations laid in minor more seminarian-ly/priestly position priesthood was never a foreign seminary and building upon them, rather than being the kid whom concept. I began to consider it by the leading to an ever-increasing trust in everyone in the parish watched grow is time I was a sophomore in high school, the Lord and a growing ability to see perhaps most initially appealing – but (naturally…) chose to resist it as myself fulfilling well and with joy the needless to say, I do look forward to it. much as possible. My resistance took great gift of a vocation to the me to Dayton, where I majored in I recently finished my first year of priesthood that God has chosen to “running away from seminary,” offer me. theology studies at Mt. St. Mary’s knowing the direction that God had Seminary in MD. Prior to my time at planned for my life but trying with all This summer, I hope to engage the Mount, I spent three years in my might to ignore and choose my myself with basic aspects of parish life college seminary, finishing my own. The choice led (naturally…) to and experience the inner workings of a bachelor’s degree at the Pontifical misery – which called for some time of parish beyond those of my own. My College Josephinum in Columbus, OH. response. After much prayer and past experiences in the seminary have The speed with which the years pass, thought and a few extraordinary events opened me to a range of teaching and continue to pass, amazes me; yet, indicative of God’s intentions, I spoke opportunities, especially with RCIA they have surely been the most blessed with Fr. Kevin and affiliated with the groups. I have discovered a real love of my life. diocese the next fall. for catechizing (especially adults, but also children) and the great deal of I was born in 1987 Pittsburgh, PA, Seminary studies took me to the but moved as a child to Carmel, IN. I learning that accompanies it – so, the Josephinum in Columbus, where I fell many occasions that the parish will stand in line as the second of five in love with seminary life. There I children, with two brothers and two provide to do so particularly appeal to learned to pray and love God in ways me. Also, I hope to involve myself sisters. I grew up at Our Lady of Mt. unprecedented in my life, fell in love Carmel parish and attended grade with the youth groups and activities with the intellectual life, immersed they sponsor. The prospect of school there. My family registered at myself into the community, formed St. Maria Goretti (my home parish) participating in the life to which I have th some of the deepest friendships with experienced the Lord calling me around 2001. After 8 grade, I which I find myself blessed, and truly continued on to Carmel High School, already brings with it great gave myself wholly to the formation satisfaction. where I became very involved with the program – all of which have born and

Our prayers have borne much fruit at their summer camp for kids in the Bronx. Derek Aaron , son of St. Joan of Arc parish will begin studies at Mount St. Mary’s Through prayers and with God’s grace, sons and daughters Seminary as part of our diocesan seminary program this Fall and of both St. Joan of Arc and St. Patrick parishes are more and Patrick Duggins will enter The Canons Regular of St. John more entering into religious life. Seminarian Pete Logsdon is Cantius in Chicago. Stephanie Donham continues her at St. Lawrence in Lafayette this summer working in a variety discernment with the Mary, Help of Christians Order and Alexa of ministries, including teaching and Ministry of Care. Pete Richey, of St. Patrick parish, will begin her postulancy at The looks forward to delving deeper into theology in his third year at Sisters of St. Francis of Perpetual Adoration in Mishawaka. St. Meinrad. Seminarian Cole Daily just completed his Please continue to pray for these men and women and all those freshman year at St. John Vianney College Seminary and is in who are discerning religious life. NYC working with the Missionaries of Charity as a counselor 8