Sentence examples for home archdiocese from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for Bishop Daily, Frank De Rosa, said Father Díaz was the responsibility of his home archdiocese, in Mérida, Venezuela, not of church officials in Brooklyn.

Indeed, in my home Archdiocese of St. Paul/Minneapolis, our Archbishop has chosen to stake his reputation and leadership on the success of an entirely otiose marriage amendment writing into state constitutional law the requirement that marriage is a union open to heterosexuals only.

Pope John Paul II has appointed Bishop Raymond L. Burke of La Crosse, Wis., as archbishop of the St. Louis Archdiocese, home to 550,000 Roman Catholics.

The card will show the person's photo and their home address, the archdiocese said.

The archdiocese is home to more than 680,000 Catholics, 234 parishes and 255 active diocesan priests.

It is also home to the Catholic archdiocese's 323 schools, with 135,000 children, who routinely outperform the public schools in academic tests and graduation rates.

Back home, the Catholic Church and the archdiocese give the appearance of an empire sunk in financial despondency.

Manhattan, the birthplace of the archdiocese and the home of its headquarters, is the leading candidate for downsizing.

The Milwaukee Archdiocese today is home to more than 680,000 Catholics, 234 parishes and 255 active diocesan priests.

His father is the chief medical officer of the Catholic Health Care System, the hospital and nursing home group operated by the Archdiocese of New York.

CROWNING a perfectly manicured front lawn, the rose-colored hydrangeas are in full bloom, as are the potted petunias and geraniums that grace the patio and steps of a 9,800-square-foot 9,800-square-foot 9,800-square-footrchdiocese of Philadelphia.