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Bishop opens cause for declaring Wilmington native a Saint

April 3, 2012June 20, 2016 Notable Maryknollers Beatification, catholic, Catholic Diocese of Raleigh, fr. price, lumina news, maryknoll

Bishop opens Cause for declaring Wilmington native a saint

Lumina News – Wednesday, March 14, 2012 (Supplied photo courtesy of Rich Cox / Catholic Diocese of Raleigh) Bishop Michael Burbidge, from left; Father James F. Garneau, Episcopal Delegate for the Cause; Msgr. Jerry M. Sherba, Chancellor of the Diocese who administered the oaths; Father Ja Van Saxon, Promoter of Justice; Angela Godwin Page, Actual […]