Parish experience provides seminarians with spiritual, practical formation while serving others
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Lisa A. Johnston
The time seminarians spend serving in parishes is invaluable, agreed several seminarians and pastors who spoke to the St. Louis Review about the Kenrick-Glennon Seminary initiative.
REV. MR. CRAIG HOLWAY
Rev. Mr. Holway, a transitional deacon serving at Assumption Parish in Mattese, cited the many different opportunities he has had to serve at the parish level.
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