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Bishop: I named a committee right away. There are seven bishops that I can appoint as members of the committee. So I asked Cardinal (Justin) Rigali of Philadelphia, whom I had defeated in the election to be a member of the committee and he graciously accepted. I named Bishop Daniel E. Pilarczyk of Cincinnati; Bishop Edward Braxton, bishop of Lake Charles, La.; Bishop Blase Cupich, bishop of Rapid City, S.D.; Bishop Ricardo Ramirez of Las Cruces, N.M.; and Bishop Emil Wcela, the auxiliary bishop of Rockville Centre, N.Y., as members of the committee. Each of these bishops brings a unique talent. For example, Archbishop Pilarczyk is a Latin scholar. Bishop Ramirez will represent the Hispanic community. Bishop Wcela studied with me at the Biblicum (the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome) and has a biblical degree. Each bishop brings a special gift, I think, to the work of the committee.
Then, in addition to those members, I named four consultants: Cardinal Francis George, archbishop of Chicago; Cardinal (Roger) Mahoney, archbishop of Los Angeles, Bishop Thomas Curry, auxiliary bishop of Los Angeles and Bishop Edward Grosz of Buffalo.
Bishop Ramirez, I appointed as the new chairman of the Hispanic subcommittee and Bishop Grosz was named chairman of the liturgy and music subcommittee. And then I named some theologians as well as advisors to the committee.
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Then, in addition to those members, I named four consultants: Cardinal Francis George, archbishop of Chicago; Cardinal (Roger) Mahoney, archbishop of Los Angeles, Bishop Thomas Curry, auxiliary bishop of Los Angeles and Bishop Edward Grosz of Buffalo.
Bishop Ramirez, I appointed as the new chairman of the Hispanic subcommittee and Bishop Grosz was named chairman of the liturgy and music subcommittee. And then I named some theologians as well as advisors to the committee.
eriercd.org/lsv_news.asp?EntryID=1675