When the Pope has ordered a review (presumably leading to some clean-up) of US seminaries, choosing a vice-rector for Louvain from one of the most "progressive" dioceses in the country doesn't reassure me. But I shouldn't pre-judge. Does anybody know Fr. DeSocio's work?

On July 1, Father DeSocio will begin as vice-rector of the American College of the Immaculate Conception at the Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium. There he will work with major seminarians for a five-year period.

Father DeSocio has served since 1993 as the Rochester Diocese's assistant to the bishop for vocations and priestly formation. He is also vice president of the National Conference of Diocesan Vocation Directors.

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Your staff writer Mike Latona was WRONG in his column on Bob Lonsberry. Lonsberry DID NOT call the mayor those names, he ALLUDED to them , this is a BIG difference & perhaps Mr. Latona should get his facts [ choice of words ] together before writing.I am very disappointed with some of your articles and the info put forth by a few of your " letters to the editor ".You really aren't much better reading than the D & C.

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