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Retired Episcopal bishop to help poor
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Retired Episcopal bishop to help poor
By TOM HEINEN theinen@journalsentinel.com, Journal Sentinel
Saturday, February 15, 2003
A search committee has narrowed the list of candidates to succeed
Milwaukee's Episcopal bishop to five finalists, with plans to release
their names March 5 and to hold the election convention May 31.
Meanwhile, Bishop Roger J. White, who recently retired after
nearly 20 years in office because his fatiguing schedule was
undermining medical ef...
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