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Bishop l MacDonald: l Being involved is what " about As a Bishop, Father James H. MacDonald will have his own coat of arms. Designed by a heraldry ex- pert in Moncton N.B., the coat of arms includes symbols from the MacDonald family coat of arms. The crown represents Christ the King and the waves represent the waters of Bras D'ore Lakes in Cape Breton. Bishop MacDonald was born on the shore of these lakes. The notation at the bot- tom is Latin for the words "Fear Not." These words appear in both the Old and New Testament. The coat of arms will appear on the Bishop's official documents. special moments with friends on Monday evening duriu his Eepiseopnl Ordination as Auxiliary Bishop for the Diocese of Hamilton. Fifty representatives of St. Michael's Parish, including an altar boys, and members of the Water- loo Clergy Fellowship. attended the service held at the Cathedral of Christ the King in Hamilton. The ordination was conferred by Bishop Paul Reding who has served alone " Bishop of Hamilton since 1973. The appointment. made by Pope Paul w, was announced by Father Ruling in February. Father James H. Unbound. lot-mu paw at St. Michael's Parish in Waterloo, shared a few poor and assist priests in their parish 'ministry. The Holy gross Fathers were founded in France ll? years ago. The 52 year-old Bishop was ordained " a priest in 1963 and was a member of the Holy Cross. This religious order travels from parish to parish throughout the world to help with the education of the hi June. 1969. Bishop MacDonald settled in Water- loo and offered his services to St. Michael’s Parish and the cpmmunity at large. He was deeply involved growth movement, COR, a program for the spiritual and religious development of young people and was a member of the Waterloo Rotary Club. . Bishop MacDonald also served on the Waterloo Ministerial Fellowship, was an executive member of the K-W Council of Churches. Dean of the Water- loo Deanery, executive member of the K-W Council of Churches..a member of the family life committee of the Waterloo County Separate School Board and a member of a committee involv- ed with international student aid. He has also been heard frequently on local radio and television on a variety of different topics in the world of religion. _ The Bishop does not feel that his involvement in the community was excessive. He said that a priest is involved in the community by the very nature of his work. As a part of this community Bishop MacDonald enjoyed working with the young people and sharing their hopes and aspirations. 'r1rtsA)l,LTi.rtrgig)j.:t I' I It: there is ondUing tkat stands-out in his mind about the city of Waterloo it's the cosmopolitan aspect. - - - __ . :‘On any given Sunday I would have 30 or 40 foreign students representing 15 to 20 countries." he said. Bishop MacDonald left the local parish in Aug- ust. 1977 to complete post-graduate studies at the Divine Word Institute in London Ontario. Born on an Indian Reserve at Whycocomagh. Cape Breton NS. Bishop MacDonald completed his primary edu- cation in Nova Scotia. his secondary education in New Brunswick and his theological studies at the University of Notre Dame, Indiana, St. Joseph's University. NE, and the Holy Cross Scholasticate at St. Genevieve Que. Bishop MacDoriald is the son of Mary MacDonald and the late Alexander MacDonald. He has five the Curcillo ’Movemént. a cathothf épiritual By Tony Jam. OPEN BOWLING DAILY 10:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. TUESDAY EVENINGS-STARTING AT , :00 P.M. THURSDAYS AT9:00 P.M. WEEKENDS 10:00 A.M. - CLOSING sisters and three hrotllers in tt-tlhetttmr-DBtnttt ares. . The newly appointed Bishop sold " we. will hemmgenerslthsnthaenlspuishpriestltwill be his responsibility to assist Bi” Rodin: in making - the gospel is 1'rt,'ett word and example throughout the Diocese. use takes in the counties at Waterloo, Wellington, Bruce. Grey. Wentworth. Halton and Brantford. Bishop MacDonald will be living at the Mother Hotue,ahttmetmdertttedireetimtMttteSt. Jospeh Sisters in Bridgeview. but he will be travel- lingattouttheDioeeae. Bishop MacDonald has no future plans at the mo. mmttothertharttocarryoutwhatBitettopReding requestsofhim. todoittotttettestothisattiiity and be as etfective as possible. Whatwillhedoinhissparetimesupposinghe will have some? 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