A chilly Palm Sunday in Norwalk Connecticut…… Fr. Paul Check is the celebrant, Mr.Steve Genovese the deacon, Mr. William Riccio the subdeacon.
David Hughes rehearses the massed scholae of the parish.
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If the deacon was a Deacon shouldn’t you have put Rev. Mr. And not just Mr. Unless he was not a deacon in which case he should not have functioned as the Deacon
Steve Genovese is, in fact, a permanent deacon of the Diocese of Bridgeport. Deacons in most dioceses of the US are not referred to as “Rev. Mr.” by decision of the ordinaries. This title is reserved for transitional deacons.
Bill Riccio
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