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SFGTV September 23, 2013 - Vimarsana News

SFGTV September 23, 2013

If you could please address our comments to the commissions in order to allow equal time for all neither the staff nor the commissioner will not respond but the commissioners my request questions and with that were on item two the president s report. I want to thank the secretary of the commission well all on electronic derives were going to save a couple of trees the ipads and thank you very much for all the work that went into it. Now, its my pleasure to acknowledge a former commissioner that has retired. I want to read a resolution and make a few comments. Whereas Laurence Larry mountain wa...

At age 102, California deacon's motto remains 'never retire' – Catholic Philly - Vimarsana News

At age 102, California deacon's motto remains 'never retire' – Catholic Philly

At age 102, California deacon’s motto remains ‘never retire’ Deacon Albert Graff is seen after Mass at St. James Church in Solana Beach, Calif., Jan. 29, 2021. He turned 102 Jan. 23. (CNS photo/Denis Grasska, The Souther Cross) By Denis Grasska • Catholic News Service • Posted March 1, 2021 SAN DIEGO (CNS) — Deacon Albert Graff, who turned 102 Jan. 23, explains the secret to his longevity in two words: “Never retire.” An engineer by profession, he had scarcely retired after 25 years at General Atomics when he began his more than 30 years of ministry as a permanent deacon. â€...

Retire? At age 102, California deacon says he's not ready - Vimarsana News

Retire? At age 102, California deacon says he's not ready

March 2, 2021 Catholic News Service SAN DIEGO -- Deacon Albert Graff, who turned 102 Jan. 23, explains the secret to his longevity in two words: "Never retire." An engineer by profession, he had scarcely retired after 25 years at General Atomics when he began his more than 30 years of ministry as a permanent deacon. "I retired from General Atomics in April of 1983 and was ordained a deacon in May of 1983," said Deacon Graff, who ministered to the St. James-St. Leo Catholic Community in Solana Beach, 22 miles north of San Diego. He continued in active ministry well into his 90s, retiring...