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Father Cantalamessa on Celibacy

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Published on Friday, 25 May 2012 15:11
Written by Bishop Tyson
Dear Fathers:
 
In February, I attended a symposium on celibacy and priesthood at Notre Dame University.  Attached is the fine talk given by Father Rainiero Cantalamessa who often gives retreats to the papal household.  In light of Deacon Mauricio's ordination to the priesthood, I thought this might be a timely article for you to read and review.  Many Blessings.
 
+Bishop Joseph Tyson
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Catholicism first came to Central Washington in 1847. The Diocese of Yakima was created on June 23, 1951, by Pope Pius XII. The new diocese was formed from the territory of the Archdiocese of Seattle and the Diocese of Spokane. The Diocese of Yakima serves 41 parishes in 7 counties. The original diocesan newspaper began as Our Times in 1959.
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