Diocese Rejoices at the Ordination of Two Men to the Transitional Diaconate
Severinus Torwoe and Jude Nnadibuagha are presented to Bishop Terry R. LaValley at the Diaconate Ordination at St. Peter’s Church in Lowville on October 26, 2019.
Deacon Severinus Torwoe receives the laying on of hands from Bishop Terry R. LaValley during the ordination Mass.
Deacon Jude Nnadibuagha makes his promise of obedience to Bishop Terry R. LaValley during the October 26 ordination Mass at St. Peter’s Church in Lowville.
Deacons Severinus Torwoe and Jude Nnadibuagha stand with Bishop Terry R. LaValley before the congregation at the closing of the ordination Mass.
Father Carrara, diocesan Director of Vocations and Catherine Russell, vocations coordinator meet with principal Dan Charlebois at IHC in Watertown. The trio discussed ways the vocations office can assist IHC in helping to form their students in discipleship. Both Father Carrara and Mr. Charlebois are new to these leadership positions.
The Vocations Office assisted in developing a panel
discussion on vocations for the confirmation students of St. Mary’s in Brushton
and St. Augustine’s in North Bangor. Under the director of pastor Father Ray
Moreau and teacher Jane Boyea, the students studied the baptismal call to
holiness and mission and the importance of knowing what God is calling them to
be. The panel discussion was a wonderful opportunity for students to ask
questions about those living in each state of life.
Pictured are: Father Scott
Belina, Lori and Aaron Poupore (married couple), Sister Mary Gregory
(consecrated life) and Donna Hanus (single life).
Contact
Secretary, Seminarians
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315-393-2920 Ext: 1201
Secretary, Office of Vocations
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315-393-2920 Ext: 1451