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Published: June 24, 2021
Bishop Anthony B. Taylor
In today’s Gospel we have two parables, the second of which is the famous parable of the mustard seed, something that starts small and then grows bigger, which seems very appropriate for our Alumni Day celebration in which we worship in our beautiful, much bigger church building and bless the Student Center, which we did not bless April 14 when we consecrated the church building and altar itself. We didn’t bless it then because we wanted to save it for when you alumni were here, so that you could share in the joy of this wonderful accomplishment, to which many of you gave generously and for which I am very grateful.
Aprille Hanson Spivey
Seminarian Colton Ketter holds the missal as Bishop Anthony B. Taylor celebrates the dedication Mass at St. Leo the Great University Parish at the Arkansas Tech campus in Russellville. Pastor Father Ernie Hardesty (right) concelebrated Mass, along with Fathers Jerome Kodell and Mauricio Carrasco, with Deacon Mark Verkamp serving. After a $3 million capital campaign that has been several years in the making, students have a new 9,000-square-foot sanctuary and ministry center.
Aprille Hanson Spivey
Seminarian Colton Ketter holds the missal as Bishop Anthony B. Taylor celebrates the dedication Mass at St. Leo the Great University Parish at the Arkansas Tech campus in Russellville. Pastor Father Ernie Hardesty (right) concelebrated Mass, along with Fathers Jerome Kodell and Mauricio Carrasco, with Deacon Mark Verkamp serving. After a $3 million capital campaign that has been several years in the making, students have a new 9,000-square-foot sanctuary and ministry