LORETTO, Pa. - The Rev. Demetrius Gallitzin, a European prince who forsook his wealth to become a priest in the Allegheny Mountains of 18th century Pennsylvania, has attained the status of "Servant of God," the first of several steps on the ladder to Roman Catholic sainthood. Bishop Joseph V. Adamec, who heads the Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown, announced the decision Monday. The ruling by the Congregation for Saints of the Holy See means the process of determining whether Gallitzin qualifies for sainthood will continue. "In Loretto, we have always believed he is a saint," said Betty Seymour, who heads a task...