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This morning the Holy See announced the decision of Pope Benedict XVI to accept the resignation of Bishop Ronald Michael Gilmore and name Bishop-elect John B. Brungardt as Bishop of Dodge City, Kansas, USA.
I’m confused by this post. Catholic Schools generally have a mixed population, including hispanics. Maybe they are fleeing public schools that are out of control. Just speculating, as I said, I didn;t understand your post.Don’t know what is going on, but I do know that they need to take a good look at the schools. Some Catholics in the area use the Catholic school system to get away from the Hispanics. Not good.
That also is a very serious problem. And I am NOT kidding. Catholics not welcome. Hispanics who are recent immigrants don’t have much understanding of the problems in US public education. And because of packing plants in the area, non-citizen Hispanics are there in very large numbers.Maybe they are fleeing public schools that are out of control.
Maybe he just decided it was time to get out of Dodge?Did the old bishop die and get buried on Boot Hill?
As many people would love to do. Hell-town personified.Maybe he just decided it was time to get out of Dodge?![]()
Did your previous bishop take up a musket against the yankees?Did the old bishop die and get buried on Boot Hill?
Does the new bishop get a pair of six guns to strap to his hip? (Just kidding.)![]()
Did your previous bishop take up a musket against the yankees?
I think it was a slingshot that he used along with some persimmons as ammo.
Did you conquer peace for Dixie? Peace lives on in Dixie as long as a Southeastern Conference football team ends up on top of the BCS in the championship, as God has ordained.![]()
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For myself, I have to admit that living in Western Kansas would be a penance. But I’m sure that there are those who prefer it.Dodge City is a rough diocese - lots of area, but few Catholics.
Bishop Gilmore has previously sought treatment for a drinking problem, and that might be related to the early retirement.
That being said, every previous bishop of the diocese has resigned early or been named to another diocese. (Granted, Bishop-elect Brungardt is only the 6th ordinary in its history.)
To be sure. It awakened my mind to the influence of Mormonism in my life. Maybe Fr. Gilmore can be persuaded to accept Salina.Western Kansas would be a penance.
Even Dorothy left it…For myself, I have to admit that living in Western Kansas would be a penance. But I’m sure that there are those who prefer it.
Maybe those Catholic schools should offer scholarships to the hispanic students. Miost of the Hispanics are Catholic.Bishop Gilmore is relatively young. The Catholic population in that area is heavily Hispanic. Don’t know what is going on, but I do know that they need to take a good look at the schools. Some Catholics in the area use the Catholic school system to get away from the Hispanics. Not good.
The 2010 O.P.: My bolding.This morning the Holy See announced the decision of Pope Benedict XVI to accept the resignation of Bishop Ronald Michael Gilmore and name Bishop-elect John B. Brungardt as Bishop of Dodge City, Kansas, USA.