Thank you to Mark Teresi
Thank you to Mark Teresi
Mark Teresi, who has led NRVC development efforts and directed the National Fund for Catholic Religious Vocations since 2015, will be scaling back his hours to two days a week at the end of this year and will assist with a search for his replacement. He will be joining the development and planning efforts at Holy Name Cathedral Parish in Chicago on a part time basis.
"I am grateful for the many friends and colleagues I have been privileged to get to know and work with these past 3 plus years," noted Teresi. "Most especially I am humbled and awed to have been part of an initiative that has supported 27 new vocations to the religious life to date."
NRVC extends its gratitude to Teresi as he begins this transition and wishes him well as he continues to serve the church.
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Sr. Anna Maria Lionetti R.S.H.M.
18:51:53 - 2017. Dec 06
May the God whom you serve so lovingly continue to bless you on this new journey you are about to begin. It has been a joy to have you among us at NRVC Coordinators meetings. Your smile, your talent will not be forgotten. Blessings Mark. Anna Maria Lionetti, RSHM
Sr. Anna Marie Espinosa OVISS
15:44:37 - 2017. Dec 01
Congratulation on your new ministry at Holy Family. We will miss you. I a deeply grateful for all you are and did to launch the Fund and its experience of success. Thank you, to, for furthering the mission of NRVC. I a grateful for your passion, your presence, your pride in pursuing a culture of vocations. Blessings and peace to you, MarK! Know you are in my prayer.
Ms. Dolores Orzel
14:14:53 - 2017. Dec 01
With gratitude to Mark for his service leading NFCRV and with wishes for many blessings in his ministry at Holy Name from all of us at the National Vocations Awareness Division (NVAD) and the J.S. Paluch Company. — Dolores Orzel, NVAD Creative Director
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