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Alumni Elected to Provincial Council

Tuesday, June 10, 2008   (0 Comments)

June 10, 2008

We are pleased to announce that 2 alumni have been called to serve their brothers in leadership roles:
 
John Celichowski (Class of 1980) has been elected as Provincial Minister and Robert Smith (Class of 1976) was elected to serve as Provincial Vicar. Mark Carrico, Mark Joseph Costello, and Francis Voris have also been elected to the Provincial Council. 

Let us offer prayers of gratitude for the talents these friars will bring to the Order and her Ministries.  May God's wisdom and grace flow through these men as they are called to serve their brothers and all who are blessed by the ministries of the Capuchins of the Province of St. Joseph.

 

 

Praise the Lord!

Council Photo
Mark Carrico,  Robert  Smith, John Celichowski, Frank Voris, Mark Joseph Costello

Provincial Offices
St. Joseph Center
1820 Mt. Elliott St.
Detroit MI 48207
313.579.2100
Fax: 313.579.2275
John Celichowski, jcgtownlaw@aol.com
Robert Smith, brbob1211@aol.com
Mark Joseph Costello, mjcoste@yahoo.com
Frank Voris, st.tony@att.net
Mark Crrico, markdcarrico@juno.com

 
Copy of Official Press Release:
 
 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  

 

JOHN CELICHOWSKI ELECTED AS PROVINCIAL MINISTER OF THE CAPUCHIN ORDER OF ST. JOSEPH  

 

NEWLY ELECTED PROVINCIAL COUNCIL NAMED  

 

Milwaukee, WI (June 9, 2008) …Capuchin friar John Celichowski has been elected as Provincial Minister of the Capuchin Province of St. Joseph. Celichowski, pastor of St. Martin de Porres, Milwaukee, and a member of the Franciscans International board, entered the Capuchin order in 1987 and was ordained in 1993.

 

Newly elected council members include the following friars:  Mark D. Carrico, Mark Joseph Costello, Robert Smith, and Francis Voris.  Smith, President of Messmer Catholic Schools, Milwaukee, was elected to serve as Provincial Vicar.

 

Over 148 friars attended the four-day chapter, held every three years, to elect the Provincial Council, their governing body, and to discuss theological and social/justice issues.

 

The friars of the Capuchin Province of St. Joseph live as a community of brothers, modeling themselves after St. Francis of Assisi.  The friars serve in a variety of ministries including social service, schools, chaplaincy, retreat houses and parishes in Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Montana, Minnesota, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Nicaragua, and Panama. There are currently 184 friars serving in the province.  

 

The Capuchin Province of St. Joseph is headquartered in Detroit, MI.

 

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