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New priest Joseph Carr listened to God ?whispering in my ear?
By CHUCK MOODYStaff Writer Father Joe Carr says it initially wasn’t his idea to become a priest. “It was God’s,” said Father Carr, who was

Archbishop Sambi Receives Honorary Doctorate from Saint Vincent Seminary
LATROBE, PENNSYLVANIA Ten students received the Master of Divinity degree, eight students were awarded a Master of Arts degree and three students earned a Bachelor

Two ordained to Order of Deacon
By Jerry Zufelt, Acting Editor GREENSBURG — “What a great moment … what a great joy for us all,” Bishop Lawrence E. Brandt said as

Bishop Schmitt Ordains Two to Diaconate
LATROBE, PENNSYLVANIA Most Rev. Bernard W. Schmitt, D.D., Bishop Emeritus of Wheeling-Charleston, West Virginia, ordained two men to the diaconate at Saint Vincent Seminary on

Fourteen Installed to Ministry of Reader
LATROBE, PENNSYLVANIA — Fourteen seminarians from Saint Vincent Seminary were installed to the Ministry of Reader on March 20, 2006 by The Most Reverend Wilton

Saint Vincent Seminary Offers Summer Classes
May 15 – June 8 Deadline for registration is May 4 TH 861 Pope Benedict XVI: God and Church in Communion and in the World

Two Books Released by Professor of Theology Father Tom Acklin, O.S.B.
Father Tom is a Professor of Theology at Saint Vincent Seminary, a spiritual director to many, and a psychoanalyst. Father Tom Acklin began putting thoughts

Father Thomas Acklin, O.S.B., to Sign Books February 23
The Saint Vincent Seminary invites the public to a book signing celebrating the release of “The Passion of the Lamb and The Unchanging Heart of

Father Thomas Acklin, O.S.B., to Sign Books February 6
On February 6th 2006, the Saint Vincent Seminary invites the public to a book signing celebrating the release of “The Passion of the Lamb and

Reading the Bible from the Heart of the Church June 19-22
LATROBE, PENNSYLVANIA – Priests, deacons and seminarians are invited to spend four days “Reading the Bible from the Heart of the Church.” That’s the title

Eight Admitted to Candidacy
LATROBE, PENNSYLVANIA —Eight men studying at Saint Vincent Seminary were admitted to candidacy for the priesthood during a Mass on October 31 celebrated by The

Dr. Scott Hahn Inaugurates Lecture Series
The Pope Benedict XVI Chair of Biblical Theology and Liturgical Proclamation at Saint Vincent Seminary has been established thanks to generous donations from Mr. and

Eleven Installed in Ministry of Acolyte
LATROBE, PENNSYLVANIA — Eleven seminarians at Saint Vincent Seminary were installed in the Ministry of Acolyte on October 10 by The Most Rev. Robert J.

Seminary Welcomes 26 New Students
LATROBE, PENNSYLVANIA — Saint Vincent Seminary welcomed twenty-six new students for the 2005-2006 academic year. They are from the Archdiocese of Atlanta, the dioceses of

White House Director to Keynote Red Mass September 30
Jim Towey, Assistant to the President of the United States and Director of the White House Office of Faith-Based & Community Initiatives, will be the

Brother Paul Paproski, OSB, ordained a deacon
Surrounded by the Benedictine community of St. Peter’s Abbey, Brother Paul Paproski, OSB, was ordained a deacon May 28, 2005 by Bishop Albert LeGatt. Paproski,

Paul R. Whiteside Appointed Director of Development
Paul R. Whiteside of Pittsburgh has been appointed as Director of Development for Saint Vincent Archabbey and Seminary. He returns to Saint Vincent after completing

Bishop Brandt Receives Honorary Doctorate
LATROBE, PENNSYLVANIA — Nine students received the Master of Arts degree and seven the Master of Divinity degree from Saint Vincent Seminary at the May

Bishop Jugis Ordains Three to Diaconate April 2
LATROBE, PENNSYLVANIA Bishop Peter J. Jugis of the Diocese of Charlotte, North Carolina, ordained three men to the diaconate at Saint Vincent Seminary on April

Bishop Foys Installs Nine to Ministry of Lector
LATROBE, PENNSYLVANIA — Nine seminarians were installed to the Ministry of Lector on March 7 byMost Rev. Roger J. Foys, D.D., Bishop of Covington, Kentucky.