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New Orleans October 1, 2005

CLARION HERALD

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Archdiocesan information about diocesan priests

  • The following is the most recent list
  • Abita Springs
  • Marrero
  • Rev. Joe Palermo, Baton Rouge

(Sept. 27) of archdiocesan priests who have Rev. Joseph Cazenavette, St. Edward the Msgr. Larry Hecker, Holy Family, Port Rev. Paul Passant, Destrehan reported to the Department of Clergy their present locations:

  • Confessor, Metairie
  • Allen, La.
  • Rev. Wayne Paysse, St. Louis King of

France, Baton Rouge
Rev. Denver Pentecost, Florida
Rev. Beau Charbonnet, St. Anselm, Msgr. Ken Hedrick, St. Angela Merici,

  • Madisonville
  • Metairie

  • Rev. Harry Adams, St. Joachim, Marrero
  • Msgr. Joseph Chotin, Mandeville
  • Rev. Carroll Heffner, Our Lady of the Pines, Rev. Denzil Perera, Safe

  • Rev. Edmund Akordor, Holy Family, Rev. John Cisewski, St. Hubert, Garyville
  • Chatawa
  • Rev. Nick Pericone, Most Blessed Sacra-

  • Natchez, Miss.
  • Rev. Victor Cohea, Oakvale, Miss.

Rev. Patrick Collum, St. Paul, Brandon,
Miss.
Rev. Luis Henao, St. Margaret Mary,
Slidell ment, Baton Rouge
Rev. Ken Allen, St. Joan of Arc, LaPlace Rev. G Amaldoss, St. Pius X, Crown Point Rev. Jaime Apolinares, California Rev. John Arnone, Holy Name of Mary,
New Orleans
Rev. Anton Perkovic, St. Joseph Abbey Rev. John Perino, Holy Family, Luling Rev. Dr. Tam Pham, St. Anthony, Baton
Rouge
Rev. John Hinton, Safe
Rev. Warren Cooper, Immaculate Concep- Msgr. Howard Hotard, Covington

  • tion, Marrero
  • Archbishop Alfred Hughes, Our Lady of

  • Mercy, Baton Rouge
  • Rev. Desmond Crotty, Metairie
  • Rev. Tuan Pham, St. Peter, Reserve

Rev. Anton Ba Phan, Safe Rev. Minh Cong Phan, St. Jerome,
Kenner
Rev. John Asare-Dankwah, Holy Family, Rev. Cal Cuccia, Our Lady of Divine Provi- Rev. Dominic Huyen, California

  • Natchez, Miss.
  • dence, Metairie
  • Rev. Ray Hymel, Reserve

  • Rev. Gene Jacques, St. Cletus, Gretna
  • Rev. Frederick Assuming, Holy Family, Rev. Gerry Dabria, Florida

  • Natchez, Miss.
  • Rev. Thomas Danso, St. Monica, Dallas, Msgr. Crosby Kern, St. Louis Cathedral
  • Rev. Timothy Pieris, Safe

Rev. Walter Austin, Jackson Barracks, New
Orleans

  • Texas
  • Rev. Patrick Kennedy, St. Anthony, Rev. Benjamin Piovan, Ascension of Our

Bishop Nick D’Antonio, St. Agnes, Baton
Rouge

  • Gretna
  • Lord, LaPlace

Rev. James Bach, St. Gertrude, Des
Allemands
Rev. Mike Kettenring, Visitation of Our Rev. David Rabe, Our Lady of Prompt Suc-
Rev. Kyle Dave, St. Jules, Franklin Rev. Rick Day, St. Peter, Covington

  • Lady, Marrero
  • cor, Westwego

  • Msgr. Terry Becnel, Baton Rouge
  • Rev. Herb Kiff, St. Joan of Arc, LaPlace

Rev. Thomas Kilasara, St. Margaret Mary,
Slidell
Rev. Mark Raphael, St. Andrew, Roswell,

  • Ga.
  • Rev. Alberto Bermudez, St. Jerome, Rev. Lawrence DeMaria, Gonzales

  • Kenner
  • Rev. Paul Desrosiers, Rhode Island
  • Msgr. Lanaux Rareshide, St. Margaret

  • Mary, Slidell
  • Rev. Joseph Benson, St. Marcellus, New Rev. Cyprian Devold, Ochsner Hospital, Rev. Hi Sung Kim, Korea

  • Iberia
  • New Orleans

Rev. Danny Digal, Las Vegas Msgr. Clint Doskey, Baton Rouge
Rev. Gerard Kinane, Safe Rev. Stan Klores, Immaculate Conception,
Natchitoches, La.
Rev. Billy Reed, Visitation of Our Lady,

  • Marrero
  • Rev. Francis Berner, Marrero

  • Msgr. William Bilinsky, Folsom
  • Msgr. Milton Reisch, Montana

  • Rev. Tony Ricard, Leesville, La.
  • Rev. William Blank, St. Peter Cathedral, Msgr. Doug Doussan, St. Jean Vianney, Rev. Joseph Kraft, Dallas, Texas

  • Jackson, Miss.
  • Baton Rouge

Rev. Donald Duffy, Tennessee
Rev. José Ladra, Our Lady of Sorrows Rev. Michael Roberson, USS Patugua
Msgr. Francis Boeshans, Burlington, N.C. Rev. David Boileau, Southhaven, Miss. Rev. Rodney Bourg, St. Luke, Slidell

  • Convent, Shreveport, La.
  • Rev. David Robicheaux, St. Luke, Slidell

Rev. David Dufour, Our Lady of Divine Rev. Philip Landry, St. Edward the Confes- Rev. Dean Robins, Nativity of Our Lord,

  • Providence, Metairie
  • sor, Metairie
  • Kenner

Msgr. Joseph Bourgeois, St. Joseph, Msgr. Charlie Duke, Washington Cross- Rev. Ed Lauden, St. Charles Borromeo, Rev. Luis Rodriguez, St. Joan of Arc,

  • Loreauville, La.
  • ing, Pa.
  • Destrehan
  • Worcester, Mass.

Rev. Ronald Braud, Port Barre, La. Rev. H.L. Brignac, St. Theresa of Avila,
Gonzales, La.
Rev. Joseph Dzien, St. Anthony of Padua, Rev. José Lavastida, St. Joseph Seminary, Msgr. Winus Roeten, Harahan

  • Luling
  • St. Benedict
  • Msgr. Ignatius Roppolo, St. Henry, New

  • Orleans
  • Msgr. Henry Engelbrecht, St. Henry, New Rev. Louis LeBourgeouis, Nortshore

Rev. George Brocke, Holy Family, Natchez,
Miss.

  • Orleans
  • Rev. Frank Lipps, St. Mark, Gonzales, La. Rev. Randy Roux, St. Julian Eymard, New

Rev. Raul Lobo, Our Lady of the Angels,
Waggaman

  • Rev. Francis Ferrié, Baton Rouge
  • Orleans

  • Rev. Douglas Brougher, St. Mary, Bates- Rev. John Finn, St. Joan of Arc, LaPlace
  • Msgr. Allen Roy, Holy Spirit, New Or-

  • leans
  • ville, Miss.
  • Rev. Bernie Francis, Our Lady of the Holy Rev. Mark Lomax, Immaculate Conception,

Rev. Steve Bruno, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton,
Kenner

  • Rosary, Hahnville
  • Marrero
  • Rev. John Ryan, St. Anthony, Lafitte

  • Rev. Lee Saloy, St. Philip Neri, Metairie
  • Rev. Pat Gannon, St. Anthony, Gretna
  • Rev. J.L. Lorio, St. Mark, Gonzales, La.

  • Msgr. Harry Bugler, St. Charles Borromeo, Msgr. Earl Gauthreaux, Addis, La.
  • Msgr. Anthony Luminais, Holy Guardian Rev. Don Scherer, Sacred Heart, Lacombe

  • Destrehan
  • Rev. Frank Giroir, St. Rita, Harahan
  • Angels, Bridge City
  • Rev. Michael Schneller, St. Ann, Metairie

(residing at St. Mary Magdalen, Metairie)
Msgr. Don Byrnes, St. Jerome, Kenner Rev. Ronald Calkins, Mary Queen of Peace,
Mandeville
Msgr. Gaspard Glasgow, St. Paul the Rev. Roel Lungay, Philippines

  • Apostle, Baton Rouge
  • Rev. Vinh Luu, St. Rita, Harahan

Rev. Emmanuel Madu, St. Joseph, Rev. Jim Schott, Covington
Opelousas, La. Msgr. Marion Schutten, Houma
Rev. John Greham, St. Hubert, Garyville

  • Rev. Raymond Guillot, Lakeland, La.
  • Rev. Charles Caluda, St. Peter, Reserve

Rev. Lance Campo, Lafayette, La. Rev. Frank Candalisa, Holy Rosary , St.
Amant
Rev. Robert Guste, Our Lady of Perpetual Rev. Bill Maestri, Sacred Heart, Baton Rev. Jerry Seiler, Covington
Help, Kenner
Rev. Adrian Hall, Northsore

  • Rouge, La.
  • Rev. Anthony Serio, New York

Rev. Francis Majors, Immaculate Concep- Rev. Martin Smullen, Kenner

  • Rev. Joel Cantones, St. John the Baptist, Archbishop Philip Hannan, St. Joseph
  • tion, Marrero
  • Rev. Gerard Stapleton, Our Lady of Per-

  • petual Help, Belle Chasse
  • Edgard
  • Abbey
  • Rev. John Marse, Reserve, La.

Rev. John Capuci, Ponchatoula, La. Rev. Frank Carabello, St. Joseph, Gretna
Rev. Ken Harney, St. Christopher, Rev. Gilmer Martin, St. John of the Cross, Msgr. Roger Swenson, Indiana

  • Metairie
  • Lacombe
  • Rev. John Talamo, Our Lady of the Lake,

  • Mandeville
  • Bishop Dominic Carmon, St. Elizabeth Ann Rev. Paul Hart, St. Andrew the Apostle, Msgr. Bob Massett, St. Mary Magdalen,

Seton, Kenner
Msgr. Ralph Carroll, Houston, Texas Rev. Richard Carroll, Houston, Texas

  • Algiers
  • Metairie
  • Rev. James Tarantino, Holy Spirit, Soddy

  • Daisy, Tenn.
  • Rev. Terry Hayden, Sacred Heart, Norco

Rev. Dennis Hayes, Covington
Rev. Richard Maughan, St. John Berch-

  • mans, Cankton, La.
  • Msgr. Andrew Taormina, St. Francis

  • Xavier, Metairie
  • Rev. Robert Cavalier, St. Jane de Chantal, Msgr. Ray Hebert, St. John Vianney Villa, Rev. Tom McCann, St. Peter, Covington

Rev. Bill McGough, St. Peter, Covington Rev. Lee Meyer, Safe
Rev. Burnie Terrebonne, Alexandria, La. Rev. Curtis Thomas, Nativity of Our Lord,

  • Kenner
  • Rev. Richard Miles, Our Lady of Perpetual

Parishes offering Masses Oct. 1-2

  • Help, Kenner
  • Rev. Peter Tomczak, Christ the King,

  • Terrytown
  • Rev. Mike Mitchell, Dallas, Texas

St. Cletus, Gretna
Annunciation, Bogalusa
Rev. Bac-Hai Tran, Sts. Peter and Paul,

Pearl River
Rev. Royce Mitchell, Atlanta, Ga. Rev. Quentin Moody, St. Francis Xavier
Cathedral, Alexandria, La.
St. Edward the Confessor, Metairie St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Kenner St. Francis Xavier, Metairie St. Gertrude, Des Allemands St. Henry, New Orleans
Ascension of Our Lord, LaPlace Christ the King, Terrytown Holy Family, Franklinton
Rev. John-Nhan Tran, St. Bonaventure,
Avondale
Msgr. Jim Moragne, St. John the Baptist,
Holy Family, Luling
Rev. Joseph Man Tran, Round Rock,

Texas
Paradis
Holy Guardian Angels, Bridge City

Holy Name of Mary, New Orleans Immaculate Conception, Marrero Infant Jesus of Prague, Harvey Mary Queen of Peace, Mandeville Nativity of Our Lord, Kenner Our Lady of Divine Providence, Metairie Our Lady of Grace, Reserve Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Belle Chasse Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Kenner Our Lady of Prompt Succor, Westwego Our Lady of the Angels, Waggaman Our Lady of the Rosary, Hahnville Our Lady of the Lake, Mandeville Sacred Heart, Lacombe
Rev. Rob Morgia, Miami, Fla. Bishop Roger Morin, Our Lady of Mercy,
Baton Rouge, La.
St. Hubert, Garyville
Rev. Peter Nam Tran, Infant Jesus, Har-

vey
St. Jane de Chantal, Abita Springs St. Jerome, Kenner
Rev. Paul Trinchard, Covington

Rev. Joseph Tue, Our Lady of Lavang,
Houston
St. Joachim, Marrero
Rev. Charles Mueller, St. Christopher the

St. Joan of Arc, LaPlace St. John Bosco, Harvey
Martyr, Metairie
Rev. Christopher Nalty, Safe Rev. Dau Nguyen, St. Mark, Ama Rev. Lich Nguyen, St. Martha, Harvey Rev. Lung HungdungNguyen, Domincan
Convent
Rev. Andrew Tuong, Our Landy of Lavang,
Houston
St. John of the Cross, Lacombe St. John the Baptist, Edgard St. John the Baptist, Folsom St. John the Baptist, Paradis St. Joseph, Gretna
Rev. Hoang Tuong, Dallas, Texas Msgr. Martin Van der Werff, Safe Msgr. Bob Vincent, LaPlace Rev. Han Vu, Our Lady of Lavang, Houston, Texas
Rev. Michael Nam Nguyen, St. Mark,
Houston, Texas
Rev. Michael Thanh Nguyen, St. Christopher the Martyr, Metairie
St. Joseph the Worker, Marrero St. Lawrence the Martyr, Metairie St. Louis King of France, Metairie St. Luke the Evangelist, Slidell St. Margaret Mary, Slidell St. Mark, Ama
Rev. Pat Wattigny, St. Benilde, Metairie Rev. Anthony White, Safe Rev. Pat Williams, St. Joseph Seminary,
St. Benedict
Rev. Otis Young, Our Lady of Perpetual
Help, Belle Chasse
Sacred Heart of Jesus, Norco St. Agnes, Jefferson
Rev. Michael Vinh Nguyen, Our Lady of
Perpetual Help, Atlanta, Ga.
Rev. Nghiem Nguyen, St. Matthew the
Apostle, River Ridge
St. Andrew the Apostle, New Orleans St. Angela Merici, Metairie St. Ann, Metairie
St. Martha, Harvey
Rev. Nguyen Nguyen, Austin, Texas

Rev. Vien Nguyen, Texas
St. Anselm, Madisonville
St. Mary Magdalen, Metairie

St. Matthew the Apostle, River Ridge St. Patrick, New Orleans St. Peter, Covington

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Rev. Pedro Nunez, Miami, Fla.

Rev. Bill O’Donnell, Sacred Heart,
Lacombe
St. Anthony of Padua, Luling St. Benedict, St. Benedict St. Benilde, Metairie
St. Peter, Reserve
Rev. Samuel Oracion, St. Agnes, Calexico,

Calif.
St. Bonaventure, Avondale
Sts. Peter and Paul, Pearl River

St. Philip Neri, Metairie St. Rita, Harahan
St. Catherine of Siena, Metairie St. Charles Borromeo, Destrehan St. Christopher the Martyr, Metairie St. Clement of Rome, Metairie
Msgr. Alvin O’Reilly, Abita Springs Rev. Billy O’Riordan, St. Joan of Arc,
LaPlace
St. Rosalie, Harvey Visitation of Our Lady, Marrero

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