John Moore - McNally, Michael J.
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John Moore was bishop of the Diocese of St. Augustine during a critical period in its growth. He was shaped by his early years in Ireland during the Potato Famine, his adolescence in Charleston, S.C., his education in Rome and France and the early years of his priesthood in the grip of the Civil War. He was named the second bishop of the Diocese of St. Augustine in 1877, during a time of rapid growth and challenges from yellow fever epidemics, fires and hurricanes. He relied on the support of Jesuits, Benedictines and other religious orders to establish parishes and schools. Among his…mehr

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John Moore was bishop of the Diocese of St. Augustine during a critical period in its growth. He was shaped by his early years in Ireland during the Potato Famine, his adolescence in Charleston, S.C., his education in Rome and France and the early years of his priesthood in the grip of the Civil War. He was named the second bishop of the Diocese of St. Augustine in 1877, during a time of rapid growth and challenges from yellow fever epidemics, fires and hurricanes. He relied on the support of Jesuits, Benedictines and other religious orders to establish parishes and schools. Among his benefactors were Henry Flagler and Mother Katharine Drexel. Known as "Silent John," Moore was tireless in his efforts to meet the growing needs of his diocese.
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Michael J. McNally is a priest of the Diocese of Palm Beach. He was ordained in 1973, receiving a B.A., a M.Div., and a M.Th. from St. Vincent DePaul Regional Seminary, Boynton Beach, FL. After two pastoral assignments in Miami, was assigned to the faculty of St. John Vianney College Seminary, Miami, FL, from 1975 to 1979. He was then sent away for graduate studies at the University of Notre Dame, where he received an M.A.(1980) and a Ph.D.(1983). He taught Church History and served on the faculty of St. Vincent de Paul Regional Seminary from 1982 to 1993 and of St. Charles Borromeo Seminary, Philadelphia, PA, from 1993 to 2005. He was appointed the pastor of St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic Church, Fort Pierce, FL, from 2005 to 2018, after which he retired his pastorate. Since retirement, he is the Chaplain to the Poor Clare Nuns at San Damiano Monastery, Fort Myers Beach, FL.