The Rev. Warren D. Murrman, OSB, a member of the St. Vincent Seminary faculty for 54 years, was presented with the Nova et Vetera Award for “distinguished service to seminary
In his artwork, the Rev. Vincent de Paul Crosby is inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement, which championed handicrafts and natural elements in response to the mass-production push of the Industrial Revolution. Still, he’s not above using a computer in the creation of his designs. A member of the
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Joanne Rogers, a concert duo pianist and wife of the late Fred Rogers, died at her Squirrel Hill home Thursday at age 92 surrounded by family and friends.
Known for a boisterous laugh, Joanne Rogers became the face of her husband’s legacy after his death in 2003, appearing on news programs and late-night talk shows in support of books and documentaries about Mister Rogers and his PBS program, “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.”
“She wasn’t going for the spotlight but she was very happy to respond to the national and worldwide interest in what Fred was offering to the world,” said Hedda Sharapan, a consultant to Fred Rogers Productions and a senior fellow at the Fred Rogers Center in Latrobe. “She gave the world another sense of who Fred was through her humor and her humorous stories about him.”
Monsignor Larry Kulick wondered who would lead the Diocese of Greensburg after Bishop Edward Malesic was installed in the Diocese of Cleveland in September.
How easily would the new bishop fit in with the 126,000 Catholics in the 78 parishes in Westmoreland, Indiana, Fayette and Armstrong counties? Would he have a sense of humor? Would he like pierogis, pizza and the Terrible Towel?
âI have been fervently praying for the announcement,â he said about Pope Francisâs anticipated appointment.
As vicar general under Bishop Malesic and diocesan administrator after the bishop left, he would be the one receiving the news.
That call came the week before last when he learned that Pope Francis had appointed him as the sixth bishop of the diocese.