Priest assignments announced by the Diocese of Charlotte
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Bishop Peter J. Jugis announces the following priest assignments, effective July 5:
Father Joshua A. Voitus to parochial vicar of St. Vincent de Paul Church, Charlotte
Father Gabriel Carvajal-Salazar: from parochial vicar of St. Vincent de Paul Church, Charlotte, to parochial vicar of St. Aloysius Church, Hickory
Father Philip Kollithanath: from pastor of Christ the King Church, High Point, to pastor of St. Joseph Church, Asheboro
Father John F. Starczewski: from pastor of St. James Church, Hamlet, and Sacred Heart Mission, Wadesboro, to pastor of St. Francis Church, Mocksville
Father Jean Pierre Swamunu Lhoposo: from parochial vicar of St. Aloysius Church, Hickory, to pastor of St. James Church, Hamlet, and Sacred Heart Mission, Wadesboro
Father Brandon H. Jones: from parochial administrator of St. Joseph Church, Asheboro, to pastor of Holy Redeemer Church, Andrews, and Prince of Peace Mission, Robbinsville
Father Gnanapragasam Mariasoosai: from pastor of Our Lady of Angels Mission, Marion, to pastor of Christ the King Church, High Point
Father Carl Kaltreider: from pastor, Holy Redeemer Church, Andrews, and Prince of Peace Mission, Robbinsville, to administrator of Our Lady of the Angels Mission, Marion
Father J Patrick Cahill: from parochial vicar of St. Gabriel Church, Charlotte, to pastor of St. Eugene Church, Asheville
Father Edward J. Sheridan: Retiring after serving as pastor of St. Eugene Church, Asheville.
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