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Church ‘Justice’ For Priests: Help Wanted
Imagine dedicating your life to the priesthood. Six years alone of seminary training. The formation. The sacrifice. The study. The love. But then comes a tap on the shoulder one day in the form of a phone call from your bishop's office. Your livelihood is shattered. Welcome to the story of Fr. Thomas Kocik, a priest of the Diocese of Fall River (Massachusetts), ordained in 1997. The diocese – headed by Bishop Edgar da Cunha – just placed Kocik on … [Read More]
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