They Call Him Pastor
Married Men in Charge of Catholic Parishes
by Ruth A. Wallace
"They Call Him Pastor reveals how the leadership of married men can be a resource for the healthy continuation of parish life. It focuses on twenty parishes, located in all four census regions of the United States, that are administered by married men (ten deacons and ten laymen). In each parish, the author conducted individual interviews with the deacons and the lay leaders, their wives, their children, the sacramental minister (priest), the bishops, and a representative group of parishioners. The research revealed that these parish leaders tended to practice collaborative leadership, and that their marital status was a key factor for the acceptance and cooperation of their congregations."--BOOK JACKET.
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They Call Him Pastor: Married Men in Charge of Catholic Parishes
September 1, 2003, Paulist Press
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080914171X 9780809141715
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"This book is the result of my visits to twenty parishes throughout the United States where the diocesan bishop appointed a married man as the parish leader."
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