Udupi diocese releases list of transfers of priests


Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi

Udupi, May 31: Dr Gerald Isaac Lobo, bishop of Udupi diocese, has announced the list of transfer of priests from the diocese.

The list has the names of 24 priests who have been transferred.

Two of the priests have been transferred to Mangaluru diocese.

The transfer list is effective from various dates from April 1 to June 26.

The transfer of priests is done once in a year between April and May.

  

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  • Fredrick and Mary D'sa, Nottingham/United Kingdom

    Thu, May 31 2018

    Dear Fr Denis and Fr. Ashwin a very warm welcome to to Shirva.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Bengaluru/Katapadi

    Thu, May 31 2018

    PERIODICAL TRANSFERS ARE REQUIRED AND GOOD PARCTICE TO POST THE PRIESTS AS PER THEIR SUITABILITY AND CAPACITY.ALL THE BEST

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  • Lionel Dsouza Shirva, Shirva

    Thu, May 31 2018

    Fr Denis and Fr Ashwin, , a warm and hearty welcome to Shirva. May our parish transform to excellence during your tenure. Our Lady of Health may shower her blessings on you both.

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