The bishops who have so far expressed disapproval of Notre Dame's invitation to Obama (in alphabetical order) are:
The bishops who have so far expressed disapproval of Notre Dame's invitation to Obama (in alphabetical order) are:
1. Bishop John D'Arcy - Fort Wayne-South Bend, IN
2. Bishop Samuel Aquila - Fargo, ND
3. Bishop Gregory Aymond - Austin, TX
4. Bishop Gerald Barbarito - Palm Beach, FL
5. Bishop Leonard Blair - Toledo, OH
6. Archbishop Daniel Buechlein - Indianapolis, IN
7. Bishop Robert Baker - Birmingham, AL
8. Bishop Fabian Bruskewitz - Lincoln, NE
9. Archbishop Eusebius Beltran - Oklahoma City, OK
10. Auxiliary Bishop Oscar Cantú - San Antonio, TX
11. Archbishop Charles Chaput - Denver, CO
12. Bishop Paul Coakley - Salina, KS
13. Cardinal Daniel DiNardo - Houston, TX
14. Archbishop Timothy Dolan - New York, NY
15. Bishop Thomas Doran - Rockford, IL
16. Auxiliary Bishop John Dougherty - Scranton, PA
17. Bishop Robert Finn - Kansas City-St. Joseph, MO
18. Bishop Joseph Galante - Camden, NJ
19. Bishop Victor Galeone - St. Augustine, FL
20. Cardinal Francis George - Chicago, IL; President, USCCB
21. Bishop Gerald Gettelfinger - Evansville, IN
22. Archbishop José Gomez - San Antonio, TX
23. Bishop Bernard Harrington - Winona, MN
24. Bishop William Higi - Lafayette, IN
25. Archbishop Alfred Hughes - New Orleans, LA
26. Bishop Michael O. Jackels - Wichita, KS
27. Bishop James V. Johnston - Springfield-Cape Girardeau, MO
28. Bishop Peter Jugis - Charlotte, NC
29. Bishop Joseph Latino - Jackson, MS
30. Bishop John LeVoir - New Ulm, MN
31. Bishop Jerome Listecki - La Crosse, WI
32. Bishop William E. Lori - Bridgeport, CT
33. Bishop Paul Loverde - Arlington, VA
34. Bishop George Lucas - Springfield, IL
35. Bishop Robert Lynch - St. Petersburg, FL
36. Bishop Joseph Martino - Scranton, PA
37. Bishop John McCormack - Manchester, NH
38. Bishop Robert Morlino - Madison, WI
39. Bishop William Murphy - Rockville Centre, NY
40. Bishop George Murry - Youngstown, OH
41. Archbishop John J. Myers - Newark, NJ
42. Archbishop Joseph Naumann - Kansas City, KS
43. Bishop R. Walker Nickless - Sioux City, IA
44. Archbishop John C. Nienstedt - St. Paul-Minneapolis, MN
45. Archbishop Edwin O'Brien - Baltimore, MD
46. Bishop Thomas Olmsted - Phoenix, AZ
47. Archbishop Daniel E. Pilarczyk - Cincinnati, OH
48. Bishop Glen Provost - Lake Charles, LA
49. Cardinal Justin Rigali - Philadelphia, PA; Chairman, USCCB Pro-Life Committee
50. Bishop Kevin Rhoades - Harrisburg, PA
51. Bishop Alexander Sample - Marquette, MI
52. Bishop Edward J. Slattery - Tulsa, OK
53. Bishop Richard Stika - Knoxville, TN
54. Bishop Anthony Taylor - Little Rock, AR
55. Bishop Robert Vasa - Baker, OR
56. Bishop Michael Warfel - Great Falls-Billings, MT
57. Bishop Thomas Wenski - Orlando, FL
58. Archbishop Donald Wuerl - Washington, D.C.
59. Bishop David Zubick - Pittsburgh, PA
URL: http://www.lifesitenews.com/ldn/2009/apr/09042807.html
For a list of contact information regarding the Notre Dame scandal, go to: http://www.lifesitenews.com/ldn/2009/mar/09032706.html
Let’s give credit for men of the Catholic faith who have spoken up. They have done their part. I wonder if all 432 bishops in the country were to speak up, would it mean anything to Father Jenkins and his superior. Or are they so lost that even the Holy Father couldn’t turn their heads?
Thank you for the updated list, Salvation. My wonderful Bishop Barbarito is on there! I am proud.