"The new bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Scranton expressed concern about a speaker hosted by the University of Scranton on Thursday night whom he said 'obviously supports positions that are contrary to the teaching of the Catholic Church' on abortion."
Visit: Bishop raises concern about University of Scranton speaker - The Times-Tribune:
Showing posts with label Bishop Bambera. Show all posts
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Friday, May 07, 2010
Monday, April 26, 2010
Bambera installed as new bishop of Scranton - News - The Times-Tribune
"It is rare for a congregation to applaud during a Catholic Mass, and rarer still for hundreds of priests to whoop and cheer during the ceremony.
But St. Peter's Cathedral echoed on Monday with the sound of the jubilant pastors of the Diocese of Scranton who watched one of their own become bishop of the 11-county Roman Catholic church." Visit:
Bambera installed as new bishop of Scranton - News - The Times-Tribune:
But St. Peter's Cathedral echoed on Monday with the sound of the jubilant pastors of the Diocese of Scranton who watched one of their own become bishop of the 11-county Roman Catholic church." Visit:
Bambera installed as new bishop of Scranton - News - The Times-Tribune:
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Scranton's New Bishop: Bambera grateful, humble, asks for support in prayers | The Times Leader, Wilkes-Barre, PA
Pro-life Catholics around the country have long been encouraged by several of Scranton's Bishops whose steadfast committment to the sanctity of life have been an encouragement to them. Chief among these was John Cardinal O'Connor, who was Bishop of the Diocese of Scranton, if only for a short time. Cardinal O'Connor had the foresight to form Sisters of Life and authorized Father Frank Pavone to form Priests for Life. Today, the Pope has named Msgr.Joseph Bambera, a priest of the Diocese of Scranton, Scranton's next Bishop. Pro-Life Catholics will not be dissappointed in Scranton's new Bishop. More tomorrow.
From the Times Leader:
Bambera grateful, humble, asks for support in prayers | The Times Leader, Wilkes-Barre, PA: "Diocese of Scranton Bishop elect Joseph Bambera said the diocese has 'an opportunity to move forward. .. with challenges, absolutely,' Asked if prior controversial decisions by Bishop Joseph Martino would be revisited, Bambera said that is unlikely, due to the extensive work and thought that went into the decisions."
From the Times Leader:
Bambera grateful, humble, asks for support in prayers | The Times Leader, Wilkes-Barre, PA: "Diocese of Scranton Bishop elect Joseph Bambera said the diocese has 'an opportunity to move forward. .. with challenges, absolutely,' Asked if prior controversial decisions by Bishop Joseph Martino would be revisited, Bambera said that is unlikely, due to the extensive work and thought that went into the decisions."
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