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placeholder January 5, 2009   •   VOL. 47, NO. 1   •   Oakland, CA
Focus on vocations at cathedral Mass

The Oakland Diocese will observe National Vocations Awareness Week (Jan. 11-17) on Jan. 11 with a special Mass at the Cathedral of Christ the Light. The 10 a.m. Mass will include a testimony by Cedric and Cynthia Macadaeg, parents of Brandon Macadaeg, one of 20 men studying to be priests for the Oakland Diocese. He is a student at the Theological College in Washington, D. C.

There are 12 seminarians at St. Patrick’s Seminary in Menlo Park, five at Mt. Angel Seminary in Oregon, one at the Pontifical North American University in Rome, and one at Seminario Hispano in Mexico City.

Father Larry D’Anjou, diocesan director of vocations, will celebrate the liturgy to which the parents and relatives of the seminarians have been invited. “We want to show our appreciation for them,” he said, noting that it is in families that vocations are most often nurtured.

 
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