Earlier version, Thursday 1 October
Bishop Michael Martin announces two pastor appointments
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Bishop Martin announces two pastor appointments
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Bishop Michael Martin has appointed two priests to lead parishes in the Diocese of Charlotte.
Father Jason K. Barone became the pastor of Our Lady of the Mountains Parish in Highlands on Sept. 8. He has served that community as parochial administrator since 2019.
Father Augustine O. Ogar, M.S.P., was appointed pastor of St. William Parish in Murphy and the Immaculate Heart of Mary Mission in Hayesville, effective Oct. 1. He previously served as the parochial administrator for both locations.
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Earlier version, Thursday 1 October
Bishop Michael Martin appoints 2 pastors
More from the Diocese of Charlotte
- Oct 30, 3:15 PM PT Red Mass offers spiritual haven for attorneys and judges
- Oct 29, 10:31 PM PT MiraVia celebrates mothers and supporters at Loves Gives Life banquet
- Oct 29, 6:15 AM PT Diocese of Charlotte to receive Guadalupe Torch
- Oct 28, 7:00 PM PT Room at the Inn celebrates a culture of life, names new complex
- Oct 28, 6:15 PM PT Diocese of Charlotte to host Discipleship Conference
- Oct 28, 12:30 PM PT Shroud replica exhibit coming to North Carolina
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