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Tag Archives: Bishop Matano
Progressive Preaching
The bishop of my first see has decided to end lay preaching in that diocese. I found a curious statement by the journalist: The reversal is perhaps the starkest example yet of the contrasting stewardship of Matano with his predecessor, … Continue reading
The Numbers Narrative
Rochester’s local media dissects Bishop Matano’s presser yesterday. Are numbers important? There is hope that a new bishop will bring new energy and life to a diocese. Bishop Matano focused, it is observed, on settling sex abuse cases. Is that … Continue reading
Posted in bishops, sex abuse, The Blogosphere
Tagged Bishop Matano, conservative Catholics, Diocese of Rochester
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Riding The Wave
Thanks to Rocco tweet-whispering my skeptical take on Rochester-is-progressive, this site enjoyed a top day for views yesterday. Still, people looking for readings for their wedding, or for a funeral topped the Rochester musings. So I haven’t been a total … Continue reading
Posted in bishops, Church News, The Blogosphere
Tagged Bishop Matano, conservative Catholics, Diocese of Rochester
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