By Will O'Brien
In late July, the Diocese pulled the plug on a multi-million dollar new school and parish project for which about $2.2 million in donations had been raised over the course of several years. Donors were given the opportunity to reclaim their financial gifts, but for many of those involved, the campaign was never about money, but rather, the dream of building up a faith community. …
Just days after the Diocese announced its decision to cancel the project, a town hall-style meeting was held in the church basement of St. Peter. More than 100 were in attendance, and many of those who took time to publicly address the crowd expressed frustration over the project's cancellation, casting blame on Federspiel and Diocesan administrators for a lack of communication and lack of leadership
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JOHN832 posted at 4:46 pm on Fri, Dec 16, 2011.
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Fr. Federspiel's move was "nothing unusual?" Just a "little shuffling?" Honestly - how stupid do you think the Stateline Area is? The facts speak for themselves. Even in his last hours in town the Parochial Administrator refuses to communicate with the public and relies on a Diocese Spokesman. We will continue to pray for you Father.
Click on the following to read all of this article: St. Peter parish priest reassigned by Diocese - Beloit Daily News: News: st. peter, st. peter catholic school, catholic, father federspiel, federspiel
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