Archbishop Lucey Celebrates Golden Jubilee of Ordination
Archbishop Robert Emiret Lucey born 1891 in Los Angeles celebrated the Golden Jubilee of his ordination and Silver Jubilee as archbishop of San Antonio on May 10, 1956. A long career in California and Texas, he was praised by civic and religious leaders for his work in social justice, Catholic charities, and interfaith initiatives. He was named a papal prelate and held leadership roles including founder of the National Bishops Committee for the Spanish Speaking and adviser on poverty programs under Johnson.
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Vatican transfer brings shock and hope to archdiocese
Dissident priests reacted with surprise as the archbishop announced a shakeup including the transfer of 13 clergy and the appointment of Rev Lawrence Stuebien as pastor of St Patrick’s Church in Bloomington. Leaders like Shervie Smith urged a broader change, praising some efforts while hoping for more openness and a true change of heart within the hierarchy.
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Furey and Lucey Highlight Morale and Leadership Roles
The report notes Furey and Lucey discussing morale during a visit to Visin, praising servicemen for sacrifices and lack of complaints. It outlines Furey’s background, education, and reputation as a strong administrator, including his rise in San Diego and skills in uniting diverse groups.
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San Antonio Catholics React To Archbishop Lucey Resignation
Local lay leaders and clergy voiced surprise at Archbishop Lucey resignation while noting long service. Ralph Garza and Sam Liberto praised his steady leadership and urged a worthy successor, with others cautioning about local direction and governance for Sacred Heart parish and the archdiocese.
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