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**tefraxKedWere** · 03-23-2009, 10:54 PM

The news that Archbishop Dimitri of Dallas and the South will retire at the end of March has been posted on their website.

He is much loved and will be sorely missed and we can only pray that a new and worthy pastor will soon be found to take up his pastoral staff.

**Jenisoisy** · 03-23-2009, 11:53 PM

The news that Archbishop Dimitri of Dallas and the South will retire at the end of March has been posted on their website.

He is much loved and will be sorely missed and we can only pray that a new and worthy pastor will soon be found to take up his pastoral staff.

Yes indeed! He is my bishop, and will be sorely missed. Luckily, he is going to stay in his house that he owns, which is next door to the cathedral in Dallas, so we will still have him around, at least here in the DFW area.

Sbdn. Anthony

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Jenisoisy Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 411 Senior Member	The news that Archbishop Dimitri of Dallas and the South will retire at the end of March has been posted on their website. He is much loved and will be sorely missed and we can only pray that a new and worthy pastor will soon be found to take up his pastoral staff. Yes indeed! He is my bishop, and will be sorely missed. Luckily, he is going to stay in his house that he owns, which is next door to the cathedral in Dallas, so we will still have him around, at least here in the DFW area. Sbdn. Anthony Share Share this post on Digg Del.icio.us Technorati Twitter
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