Posted on: April 12th, 2008
Filed Under: [ Hispanic News ] [ Religion ] [ Arkansas ]
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Pope Benedict has named a Catholic priest who signed “a statement of resistance” to Oklahoma’s tough illegal immigration laws to become the new bishop of the Little Rock diocese, signaling a new sensitivity to Arkansas’ growing Hispanic population.
Father Anthony B. Taylor, a Fort Worth, Texas, native, will assume the role June 5 in the diocese, which oversees all the Catholic churches in the state. Hispanics now make up more than half of Arkansas’ Catholic congregation memberships of more than 116,000 people.”*
*From: http://www.kristv.com
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