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Meet our St. Francis Parish Pastoral Council :

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Ed Williamson - Chairperson
Ed has
been a member of Saint Francis Parish since 1966. He serves as a
Eucharistic Minister and was co-facilitator for the Diocesan Synod Phase
1 sessions, assisted in Phase 2, and serves on the Buildings & Grounds
Committee. He believes that the new Pastoral Council is a valuable
resource that will help Msgr. Alliegro respond even more effectively to
parishioners’ needs and concerns.
Contact:Ed:
EWilliamson@StFrancisCathedral.org
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Juancho Ciocon
Juancho has been a parishioner since 1996 and is Chair of the Parish
Council St. Francis School Committee. He believes that "Learning to
love, loving to learn" is an appropriate motto for our parish's
educational and faith-based learning institution. He attends weekly
Eucharistic Adoration and enjoys basketball and tennis. If you feel the
need to speak to someone about the school, or the Parish Council, he's
all ears!
Contact
Juancho:
JCiocon@StFrancisCathedral.org . |

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Carmen Collins
Carmen, and her husband Bob, have been parish members
since 1963. She serves as a parish trustee and is chairperson of the
Education Committee of the Pastoral Council. She chairs the Parish
Historical Guild, attends Eucharistic Adoration, writes press releases
for the Council’s activities, and is a greeter at Mass. Her goal is to
increase parish participation for visually-impaired, hearing-handicapped
and homebound parishioners.
Contact
Carmen:
Collins@StFrancisCathedral.org |

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Frances McClean
I have been a parishioner of St Francis
since 1984. Prior to my move to New Jersey I served on my church Parish
Council. My goal for the parish is to have it succeed. I think Ralph
Waldo Emerson expressed success best. “To laugh often and much; to win
the respect of intelligent people and affection of children; to earn the
appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends;
to appreciate beauty, to find the best in others; to leave the world a
bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch, or a redeemed
social condition; to know even one life has breathed easier because you
have lived.”
Contact Fran at:
McClean@StFrancisCathedral.org |


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Maria Santangelo
Maria joined St. Francis Cathedral in October 2004. She is
chairperson of the Member Life Subcommittee, dedicated to the enrichment
of parishioners. Maria is a Eucharistic Minister and, with her husband
Stephen, a member of the Marriage Preparation Team. One of her goals is
to promote the sharing of information about the various parish
ministries and groups.
Contact
Maria:
MSantangelo@StFrancisCathedral.org |



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