isn't it rich?
Phone calls and text messages started flying around the Diocese of Knoxville this afternoon. Somebody spread the word that the name of our new bishop could be announced as early as tomorrow. Of all the current U.S. vacancies, Knoxville has been waiting the longest for a bishop. Upon hearing the rumor, one of the priests I know immediately used the web browser on his Palm Treo to see if anything was posted on the blog Whispers in the Loggia. There wasn't then, there is now. My priest friend was surprised that the name being bandied about is someone he knows. It doesn't always work out that way. Over the past several months of waiting, I have gotten in the habit of checking Whispers in the Loggia daily and searching the site for the word Knoxville. I'll have to begin checking two or three times a day until the official news comes out.
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Hey...almost a play on words! The priest uses a palm "treo", translated "trio"...holy trinity!
Update! Whispers in the Loggia confirms that our new bishop will be Monsignor Richard Stika of St. Louis. That same blog had a feature about Monsignor Stika back in October, 2005.
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