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GUIDE TO ARCHDIOCESAN ORGANIZATION Most Reverend Allen H. Vigneron Archbishop of Detroit Clergy and Consecrated Life Msgr. Timothy Hogan Consultative Bodies to the Archbishop Archbishop’s Staff Archdiocesan Pastoral Council Propagation of the Faith Rev. Stephen Pullis Msgr. James Moloney Catholic Schools Advisory Board College of Consultors St. John Center Worship Commission Delegate for Protecting God’s Children Auxiliary Bishops/Regional Moderators Diocesan Review Board Msgr. G. Michael Bugarin Most Rev. Donald Hanchon Archdiocesan Finance Council Most Rev. Arturo Cepeda Sacred Heart Major Seminary Presbyteral Council Most Rev. Michael Byrnes Msgr. Todd Lajiness, Rector/President Episcopal Council Most Rev. Francis Reiss Liturgical Commission Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament Reverend J.J. Mech Moderator of the Curia Office of Priestly Vocations Msgr. Robert McClory Rev. Timothy Birney The Michigan Catholic Michael Stechschulte, Editor Tribunal Bishop Francis Reiss, Judicial Vicar Development & Evangelization, Finance & Communications Human Resources Parish Life & Services Chancellor Stewardship Catechesis & Schools Administration Ned McGrath Pamela Beech Lory McGlinnen Michael Trueman David Kelley Most Rev. Arturo Cepeda Richard Austin Allocation Board Grant Sources Staff Members Selected From Campaign for Human Evangelization, Catechesis & Archdiocesan Pastoral Council Vicariates Development Schools Advisory Board of Catholic Community Outreach Requests Catholic Action Fund Finance & Administration Education Catholic Relief Services Parish Life & Services Council of Vicars Health Care Ministries Plan Chaplaincies Parish Empowerment Fund Oversight and Evaluation of Grants based on Vicariate Plans Parish Empowerment Fund Board Schools Plan Rice Bowl School Outreach Fund Board School Outreach Fund Christian Service Coordinators Assoc. .

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