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141 Priests serving in the diocese Newly Ordained Rev. Tim Donovan Rev. Michael Khong Rev. Phuong Nguyen Saint Bonaventure Church Saint John Neumann Church Saint Columban Church Ordained 2017 Ordained 2017 Ordained 2017 Rev. Tony Park Rev. Tuan Pham Rev. Hoa Tran Saint Edward the Confessor Saint Killian Church Saint Martin de Porres Church Ordained 2017 Ordained 2017 Ordained 2017 Rest In Peace Rev. Joseph Di Stefano Rev. Agustin Escobar-Guzman Ordained 1984 Ordained 1987 142 Priests serving in the diocese The following pages contain photographs of Diocesan and Religious Order priests serving in various ministries throughout the Diocese. Included are since retired priests and those on active ministry in other countries. Some recent photos were unavailable for this year’s directory. The year of ordination is listed under each photo. Each priest is also listed in the Contact and Telephone Directory for parish and other information. Most Rev. Kevin W. Vann Most Rev. Timothy Freyer Most Rev. Thanh Thai Nguyen Most Rev. Dominic M. Luong Most Rev. Tod D. Brown Bishop of Orange Auxiliary Bishop of Orange Auxiliary Bishop of Orange Auxiliary Bishop Emeritus of Orange Bishop Emeritus Rev. Saul Alba-Infante Rev. Wayne Adajar Rev. Venancio Amidar Rev. Jordan Anderson, O. Praem. Rev. Jose Arias, OAR Rev. Frederick Atentar, AM Rev. Alfred S. Baca Holy Spirit Church San Antonio de Padua del Canon Saint Justin Martyr Church St. Michael’s Abbey Our Lady of Guadalupe, Santa Ana Rosary Academy Outside of Diocese Ordained in 2002 Ordained 1998 Ordained 1978 Ordained 1996 Ordained 1960 Ordained 2016 Ordained 1989 Rev. Chrysostom Baer, O. Praem. Rev. Fred K. Bailey Rev. Msgr. Lawrence J. Baird, P.A. Rev. Antoine Bakh Rev. Hugh C. Barbour, O. Praem. Rev. Daniel Barica, O.F.M. Rev. Bill Barman Saint Michael’s Abbey Santa Clara De Asis Church Saint John Vianney Chapel Saint John Maron Church Saint Michael’s Abbey Sts. Simon & Jude Church La Purisima Church Ordained 2004 Ordained 1983 Ordained 1969 Ordained 1988 Ordained 1990 Ordained 1999 Ordained 1981 Rev. James Barrand Rev. Andrew Bartus Rev. Joseph Baur, OFM Rev. Kerry Beaulieu Rev. Edward Becker Rev. Dario Hector Bedoya Rev. Alan Benander, O. Praem. CHOC Hospital Blessed John Henry Newman Church Sts. Simon & Jude Church Our Lady Queen of Angels Church Our Lady of Guadalupe, La Habra Saint Mary Church, Fullerton Saint Michael’s Abbey Ordained 1989 Ordained 2012 Ordained 2015 Ordained 1974 Ordained 2005 Ordained 1991 Ordained 2013 143 Rev. Marlon Beof, OAR Rev. Francis Beyrouti Rev. Georg Blais Rev. John Block Rev. Scott Borgman Rev. John Bradley Rev. Martin Bui Our Lady of Guadalupe, Santa Ana Holy Cross Melkite Church Saint Nicholas Church Saint Bonaventure Church Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Ordained 1965 - Retired Saint Joseph Church, Placentia Ordained 1997 Ordained 1990 Ordained 1963 Ordained 2015 Ordained 2011 Rev. Godfrey E. Bushmaker, O. Praem. Rev. Craig Butters Rev. Juan Caboboy Rev. Msgr. Alonso Caceres Rev. Msgr. John G. Campbell Rev. Bill Cao Rev. Robert Capone Saint John the Baptist Church Saint Timothy Church Holy Family Church, Seal Beach Ordained 1959 - Retired Ordained 1955 - Retired Saint Anthony Claret Church University of San Diego Ordained 2000 Ordained 1983 Ordained 1976 Ordained 2001 Ordained 2000 Rev. John Caronan O. Praem. Rev. Leo Celano, O. Praem. Rev. Quang Vinh Chu Rev. Ramon Cisneros Rev. Sean Condon Rev. Msgr. Colm Conlon Rev. Msgr. Douglas Cook Saint Michael’s Abbey Saint Michael’s Abbey Saint Mary’s by the Sea Church Saint Barbara Church Ordained 1957 - Retired Ordained 1959 - Retired Our Lady of Mount Carmel Ordained 1994 Ordained 1972 Ordained 1991 Ordained 1999 Ordained 1994 Rev. Steve Correz Rev. Ambrose G. Criste, O. Praem. Rev. Douglas Dale Rev. Brandon Dang Rev. Msgr. Wilbur Davis Rev. Alfred De Dios, OAR Rev. Dick Delahunty Christ Our Savior Church Saint Michael’s Abbey Ordained 1988 - Retired Our Lady Queen of Angels Church Ordained 1964 - Retired Our Lady of the Pillar Church Ordained 1965- Retired Ordained 2000 Ordained 2008 Ordained 2016 Ordained 1960 Rev. Jaime Hernandez Diaz, OFM Rev. Gregory Dick, O. Praem. Rev. Msgr. Stephen Doktorczyk Rev. Tim Donovan Rev. Jeffrey Droessler Rev. Joseph Droessler Rev. Nathaniel Drogin, O. Praem. Blessed Sacrament Church Saint Michael’s Abbey Rome Saint Bonaventure Church Saint John Neumann Church Saint Hedwig Church Saint Michael’s Abbey Ordained in 2011 Ordained 1996 Ordained 2005 Ordained 2017 Ordained 2009 Ordained 1995 Ordained 2013 Rev. James P. Dunning Rev. Galo Espinoza, OAR Rev. Efrain Flores Rev. Zbigniew Fraszczak Rev. Reynold Furrell Rev. Michael D. Galinada Rev. David Gallegos, OSM Ordained 1963 - Retired Outside of Diocese Saint Joseph Church, Santa Ana Pope John Paul II Polish Center Holy Trinity Church Saint Edward the Confessor Church Saint Philip Benizi Church Ordained 1992 Ordained 1991 Ordained 2015 Ordained 1998 Ordained 1978 Ordained 1956 144 Rev. Damien Giap, O. Praem. Rev. Francis M. Gloudeman, O. Praem. Rev. Seamus Glynn Rev. William Goldin Rev. Eliseo Gonzalez, OAR Rev. Charbel R. Grbavac, O. Praem. Rev. David Gruver Saint Michael’s Abbey Saint Michael’s Abbey Ordained 1958 - Retired Saint Irenaeus Church Our Lady of the Pillar Church Saint Michael’s Abbey Saint Hedwig Church Ordained 2007 Ordained 1991 Ordained 2014 Ordained 2003 Ordained 2006 Ordained 1985 Rev. Randy Guillen Rev. Alexander H. Ha Rev. Thomas Ha Rev. Michael P. Hanifin Rev. Brendan R. Hankins, O. Praem. Rev. John-Henry E. Hanson, O. Praem. Rev. James Hartnett La Purisima Church Our Lady of Peace Korean Catholic Center Ordained 1963 - Retired Saint Joachim Church Saint Michael’s Abbey Saint Michael’s Abbey Ordained 1972 - Retired Ordained 1996 Ordained 1993 Ordained 1987 Ordained 2011 Ordained 2006 Rt. Rev. Eugene Hayes, O. Praem Rev. Christopher Heath Rev. Msgr. Mike Heher, P.A. Rev. Alphonsus M. Hermes, O. Praem. Rev. Miguel Hernandez Rev. Viet Peter Ho Rev. Michael Mai Hoan Saint Michael’s Abbey Saint Hedwig Church Saint Anne Church, Seal Beach Saint Michael’s Abbey Saint Joseph Church, Placentia Rome Ordained 1972- Retired Ordained 1977 Ordained 1988 Ordained 1978 Ordained 2001 Ordained 2002 Ordained 2000 Rev. Benjamin Diep Hoang Rev. Joseph Duc Hoang, USAF Rev. Robert Hodges, O. Praem. Rev. Msgr. Arthur Holquin, P.A. Rev. Daniel Hopcus Rev. Jospeh Horn, O. Praem. Rev. Gerlac A. Horvath, O. Praem. Our Lady of Guadalupe, La Habra Military Chaplain Saint John the Baptist Church Mission Basilica, SJC Ordained 1964 - Retired Saint Michael’s Abbey Saint Michael’s Abbey Ordained 2012 Ordained 2004 Ordained 1974 Ordained 1974 Ordained 1974 Ordained 1946 Rev. Arul Irudayaraj, SVD Rev. John Janze Rev. Mario Juarez Rev. Felix Just, S.J. Rev. Joseph Justice Rev. Jerome T. Karcher Rev. Richard Kennedy Saint Jude Medical Center Saint Thomas More Church Christ Cathedral Parish Loyola Institute for Spirituality Pastoral Center Saint Vincent De Paul Church Ordained 1973 - Retired Ordained 2006 Ordained 1975 Ordained 2009 Ordained 1991 Ordained 1975 Ordained 1983 Rev. Michael Khong Rev. Matthias Kim, L.C. Rev. Gregory Kirsch Rev. David Klunk Rev. Joseph Knerr Rev. William Krekelberg Rev. Dennis Kriz, OSM Saint John Neumann Church Saint Mary Church, Fullerton Saint Joseph Health Systems Saint Angela Merici Church Saint Bonaventure Church Ordained 1970 - Retired Saint Philip Benizi Church Ordained 2017 Ordained 2006 Ordained 1988 Ordained 2009 Ordained 1980 Ordained 2015 145 Rev. Daniel Lackie, OFM Rev. Salvador Landa Rev. Ignatius Lau Rev. Bruce Lavery Rev. Duy Le Rev. Eugene Lee Rev. Carlos Leon Sts. Simon & Jude Church Our Lady of Fatima Church Ordained 1958 - Retired Ordained 1967 - Retired San Francisco Solano Church Korean Martyrs Catholic Center Saint Anthony Claret Church Ordained 1996 Ordained 1994 Ordained 2011 Ordained 2004 Ordained 1998 Rev. Gregory Marquez Rev. Jose Luis Martinez, OAR Rev. Jorge Mateos, OAR Rev. John Le Vecke Rev. Antonio Lopez-Flores Rev. Raphael Luévano Rev. Paw Tun Lwin Immaculate Heart of Mary Church Our Lady of the Pillar Church Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, SA Ordained 1984 Saint Anne Church, Santa Ana Chapman University Saint Pius V Church Ordained 2003 Ordained 1964 Ordained 2015 Ordained 2002 Ordained 1981 Ordained 2002 Rev. Msgr. Justin MacCarthy Rev. Fredy Mancilla Rev. Brendan Manson Rev. Msgr. Anthony McGowan Rev. Msgr. J. Michael McKiernan, P.A. Rev. Msgr. William P. McLaughlin Rev. Jerome M. Molokie, O. Praem. Ordained 1964- Retired Saint Norbert Church Saint Edward the Confessor Church Ordained 1941 - Retired Mission Basilica SJC Ordained 1958 - Retired Saint Michael’s Abbey Ordained 2013 Ordained 2006 Ordained 1991 Ordained 1995 Rev. Christian Mondor, OFM Rev. John Monestero Rev. John Moneypenny Rev. Gordon Moreland, S.J. Rev. Patrick Moses Rev. Thomas P. David Naval Rev. Juan Bernardo Navarro Sts. 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