THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thur., May 29, 1975
FATHER BABBITT
FATHER BERGERON
FATHER BUOTE
FATHER LEVESQUE
FATHER MUNRO
FATHER MONTY
17
FATHER SALVADOR
Seventeen Priests Affected by Spring Clergy Assignments and' high schools; New England Continued from Page Two College; Pontifical Colege JoSt. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore. Since his ordination, Father sephinum and St. Procopius O'Neill has served at St. Mar- .Seminary in lllinois. garet Parish, Buzzards Bay; Ordained a priest at St. Mary's Sacred Heart Parish, Oak Bluffs; Cathedral on March 22, 1958, he Holy Ghost Parish, Attleboro; has served at Holy Name ParIsh, 5t. Joseph and St. Paul Parishes, Fall River; - Holy Family Parish, Taunton; St. Augustine Parish, Taunton; St. Kilian Parish, New Vineyard Haven and St. John Bedford; Holy Ghost Parish, Atthe Baptist Parish, Westport tleboro; Our Lady of the Isle (Central Village). Parish, Nantucket and St. MiOn June 1 and 3 Father O'Neill chael Parish, Swansea (Ocean will be feted by his Westport Grove). parish during the celebration of . Father Smith his silver jubilee in the Priesthood. Rev. John J. Smith, Diocesan Father O'Neill has also served Vocations Director, the new adas Moderator of the Taunton ministrator of St. John the EvanArea DCCW; Pro-Synodal Judge geHst Parish, Attleboro,' and the ilnd Judge of the Matrimonial new Episcopal Vicar of the Diocesan Tribunal; Taunton Taunton-Attleboro Vicariate, was Moderator of the Particular born in New Bedford on June Council of St. Vincent de Paul; 12, 1932. Member <CInd then Chairman of The son of Nora (Sparrow) the -Diocesan Commission on Smith and the late Ambrose J. Christian Unity; Member of the Smith, Father Smith was a stuDiocesan Commission for Divine dent of Holy Family Grammar Worship. and High Schools, New Bedford; Providence College; Bridgewater Father Sharpe State College and St. Mary's The new administrator of St. Seminary, Baltimore. John the Baptist Parish, West, He was ordained a priest on port (Central Village), Rev. Ed- April 25, 1959 and has served ward J. Sharpe, was born in in St. Patrick Parish, Wareham, Needham on April 3, 1930. and St. James Parish, New BedThe son of the late Richard F. ford. and the late Agnes (McAdam) Father Smith has also served Sharpe, Father Sharpe was ed- as Director of CCD for the New ucated at Needham elementary Bedford Area; Advocate of the
Diocesan Tribunal; Newman Chaplain at SMU; New Bedford Serra Club Chaplain and is the Delegate of the Bishop for Seminarians and Diocesan Director of Vocations. Father Babbitt Born in Norwich, Conn. on May 11, 1924, Rev. William T. Babbitt is the son of Welcome H. and the late Arcelia (Caisse) Babbitt.' r He persued his studies at St. Joseph of Holy Cross High School, Valatie, N. Y.; Notre Dame University, Ind.; St. John's University, N. Y.; Bridgewater State College; Theological College, Catholic University of America, Washington, D. C. Ordained a priest on Aug. 15, 1970, he has served in Holy Ghost Par,ish, Attleboro, and Our Lady of the Isle Parish, Nantucket. Father Babbitt a'iso entered the Brothers of the Holy Holy Cross in 1942 and taught at Msgr. Coyle High School from 1959 to 1969. Father Bergeron Rev. Ma-rc H. Bergeron, the son of Romeo O. and Ella (Therrien) Bergeron, was born in New Bedford on Jan. 10, 1945. Following studies at New Bedford public schools; Stang High &hool, No. Dartmouth; St. Thomas Seminary, Bloomfield, Conn;. and St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, Md., he was ordained a priest on Dec. 5, 1970. Father Bergeron has served at St. Joseph Parish, New Bedford, since his ordination. He is also a member of the staff for the an invitation would have been Family Life Bureau and PreCana Conferences; Chaplain for rejected out of hand. the New Bedford Guild for the The attendance of Roman Blind. Catholic observers ("visitor" is Father Levesque the Church of &otland's techBorn in Fall River on Jan. 12, nical termj at recent assemblies 1934, Rev. Roger J. Levesque is has resulted ,in controversy. The the son of Romeo and the late presence of the first such ob- Germaine (Lavoie) Levesque. served in 1970 was rudely proFollowing studies at Notre tested by Protestant fringe Dame Parish School and Prevost groups - not members of the High School, he attended AsChurch of Scotland-who dis- sumption College, Worcester; rupted the assembly with Seminaire de Philosophie and shouted slogans. the Grand Seminaire in MonThe attendance of a Catholic treal. observer the next year brought He was ordained to the priestonly street protests from a few hood on April 25, 1959 and has demonstrators, and recent years served as Chaplain to the Boy have been still more peaceable. &outs in the New Bedford However, the fact that an of- Area; Diocesan Director of ficial Roman Catholic speaker, &outing; assistant pastor at who is a bishop to boot, is ex- St. Anne Parish, New Bedford; pected to outrage some Protes- Notre Dame Parish, Fall River; tant fringe groups such as Pas- St. Theresa Par,ish, South Attletor Jack Glass's tiny Zion- boro. Father Monty Baptist Church. Pastor Glass's followers have a history of disRev. Raymond P. Monty, son rupting ecumenical gatherings in of Mrs. Rita (St. Laurent) MonScotland. ty, was born in New Bedford on Organizers of this year's gen- Dec. 17, 1943'eral assembly will be tightening His years of study took him to St. James Parish School, New up admission procedures.
Bedford; Msgr. Prevost High School, Fall River; Resurrection Seminary Kitchener, Ontario; St. John's Seminary, Brighton, and St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore. , Father Monty was ordained a priest on Dec. 5, 1970 and he has served at St. Patrick Parish, Fall River, and St. Paul Parish, Taunton. Father Munro The son of Mrs. Mary McCormack Munro and the late' Hugh Munro, Rev. Hugh J. Munro was born in Boston on May 15, 1930. A graduate of Boston English High School, he attended St. Anselm CoJ.lege, Manchester, N. H. and in 1951 entered St. Louis de Montfort Seminary in Litchfield, Conn. Following his ordination in Hartford on March 16, 1957, Father Munro attended Catholic University in Washington. . For ten years, between 195868, he was engaged in the Domestic Mission Apostolate in the mid-west and soU'lih-west of the United States. He came to the Diocese of Fall River in January, 1969, and has served in Our' Lady of the Assumption Par-ish, Osterville; St. Mary Parish, No. Attleboro; St. Louis and Holy Name Parishes, Fall River. Father Salvador Born in New Bedford, May 30, 1947, Rev. Stephen B. Salvador is the son of Seraphim and Agnes (Borges) Salvador. After studies at Rodman School, Keith Jr. High and New Bedford High &hool, he attended St. Mary's Seminary in Kentuckyand St. Mary's Seminary in Baltimore, Md.
Catholic Bishop to Address Scottish Protestant Assembly EDINBURGH (NC)-An invitation that would not raise a'n eyebrow in most other European cou~trie~ will raise many. a. <lisCUSSlOn In Scotland and ossibly provoke minor incidents. Archbishop Thomas J. Winning of Glasgow, on behalf of Scotland's Roman Catholic bishops, has accepted an invitation to address the general assembly of the Church of Scotland. It was extended at last year's general assembly, held in May as is customary. The Church of &otland, a Presbyterian body, is the largest denomination in Scotland. The Roman Catholic Church is second. Causes Controversy Among ecumenists, this May's meeting of the Church of Scotland's general assembly and the address of Archbishop Winning are regarded as a major step toward improving relations between Catholics and Protestants in Scotland. They note that even a decade ago, the notion of such
Ordained a priest on May 11, 1974, he has served at St. John lihe Evangelist Parish, Attleboro, since ordination. Father Buote Rev. Martin Buote, son of Margaret Martin Buote and the late John A. Buote, was born in Fall River on, April 4, 1933. After studies at Somerset grade and high schools, he attended M.I.T.; the School of St. Philip Neri in Boston; Cardinal O'Connell Minor Seminary and St. John's Seminary in Brigthon. Ordained a priest on Jan. 30, 1960, he has served at Immaculate Conception Parish, Taunton; Immaculate Conception Parish, North Easton; St. Joseph Parish, Fall River; St. Joseph Parish, Nor-th Dighton; St. Mary Parish; Mansfield and St. Thomas More Parish, Somerset. He is the Chaplain of the Boy ScoU'ts in the Fall River Area. Father Hoye The new Vice-Officialis of the Diocesan Tribunal, Rev. Daniel F. Hoye ,is a native of Taunton, the son of Virginia (Oleary) Hoye and the late Dr. Charles E. Hoye. Following studies at St. Mary Parish School and Msgr. Coyle High &hool in Taunton, Father Hoye attended St. Thomas Seminary, Bloomfield, Conn. and St. John's Seminary, Brighton. Ordained a priest on May 13, 1972, he has served at St. John the Evangelist Parish, Attleboro, and St. Mary Parish, Norton. Recently returned from the School of Canon Law of the Catholic University of America, Washington, D. C., Father Hoye was awarded a Licentiate Degree in Canon Law.
Food is our product ... Service is our pride! There's a lot to like about Fernandes Super Markets . . â&#x20AC;˘ Serviced Fish and Deli, Serviced In. store Bake Shops, LuncheoneHes, Convenient Customer Rest Rooms. Try us ... .
You'll like us, too!
32 Stores in Southeastern Massachusetts OPEN DAILY 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. MONDAY thru SATURDAY