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Thirty-three priests celebrate jubilees

November 13th, 2015 Posted in Our Diocese, Vocations Tags: Bishop W. Francis Malooly, Father Arthur B. Fiore, Father Christopher W. LaBarge, Father Clement J. Vadakkedath, Father Dennis G. Volmi, Father Eugene L. Kelly, Father Frederick A. Kochan, Father Hugh E. Duffy, Father James B. Smith, Father James J. Greenfield, Father James M. Jackson, Father James P. Byrne, Father John J. Dennis, Father John J. Mink, Father John M. Hynes, Father John P. Klevence, Father Joseph J. Drobinski, Father Joseph McLaughlin, Father Leonard J. Blakely, Father Michael A. Angeloni, Father Michael B. Roark, Father Paul H. Colloton, Father Ronald Giannone, Father Steven B. Giuliano, Father Thomas E. Hanley, Father Thomas F. Gardocki, Father William B. Kauffman, Father William D. Melnick, Father William J. Porter, Jubilarians, Msgr. George J. Brubaker, Msgr. Joseph F. Rebman, Msgr. Kevin T. McMahon, Msgr. Ralph L. Martin, priesthood

By The Dialog

Thirty-three diocesan and religious-order priests are celebrating significant milestones of their ordinations this year.

(Information about six additional Oblate jubilarians previously appeared in the May 15, 2015 issue of The Dialog.)

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Maryland bishops decry increased restrictions on religious liberty

November 9th, 2011 Posted in Featured, Our Diocese Tags: Archbishop Edwin F. O'Brien, Bishop W. Francis Malooly, Donald Cardinal Wuerl, Maryland bishops, MCC, Religious Liberty and the People of Maryland

By Joseph Ryan

Dialog Editor

Maryland’s bishops are sounding an alarm against growing restrictions in religious liberty on federal, state and local levels.

In a statement released Nov. 9 called “The Most Sacred of All Property: Religious Liberty and the People of Maryland,” the bishops state that religious liberty, “a right rooted in our human dignity and protected by the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, is being silently and subtly eroded.” In recent years, “there has been a subtle promotion of the idea that religious liberty should be restricted to Sunday morning worship.”

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