Celebrate Priesthood: Pilgrims of Resurrection: Mother Church
Celebrate Priesthood
Congratulations to our Bishop Most. Rev. Bishop Terry Steib on His 29th Episcopal Ordination anniversary, Memphis Diocese, Tn, USA
Bishop: " God is Good"
People reply: " All the time"
Bishop: " All the Time"
People reply: " God is Good"
Thank you Bishop Steib
Celebration of Priesthood:
The best way to praise God is to thank Him for His goodness and for all His gifts to us. Thanksgiving is the best prayer and a surety for more blessings.
Join me in celebrating Priesthood, the seed and fruit of Mother Church. I would like to begin with our Dear Most Rev. Bishop Terry Steib, as He just celebrated His 29th Episcopal Ordination Anniversary this year. Let us celebrate and thank Bishop Terry Steib for His Excellence Service to the mother Church and her Children. Let us thank God and Bishops' Parents for the great gift of Bishop Terry Steib. Let us thank Most. Rev. Bishop for his response to Jesus call to serve in His vineyard. We celebrate Bishop's dedicated life and his stewardship in serving Mother Church and her children with his eternal sacrifice in renouncing the world to embrace Mother Church. He is a great peoples' Bishop, who portrays deep faith and spirituality in teaching and administration of sacraments. Great leader who portrays productive people skills and translates inner joy in his service. Great communicator, orator, and writer of faith, who portrays charisma of Christ to his children. Architect of Diocese of Memphis spirituality, not just by position, but by realizing his divine call. Bishop is a Praying Bishop, who places and highlights prayer in a high esteem: Fervent teacher and a defender of faith and Holy Family who has heart for faith and charity. He motivates and encourages lay families to walk in the passion of catholic faith. He transforms and transcends when he celebrates Eucharist as a kind shepherd in his ceremonial celebrations and in teaching. He reflects tradition and magisterial in his appearance, speech actions, presentations, and writings. He cares about his children faith. He is a father of many Faithful organizations in Memphis Diocese. People love him, as he portrays himself as a well attentive people Bishop. I call him as PEOPLE BISHOP, as he is gifted with excellent evangelizing charisma that demands respect , veneration, and love from the people. He poses child like heart as he sees goodness in everything. He exhibits joyfulness when he is among his children which is very genuine. He is a precious gift to us from Mother Church. Let us celebrate and thank him for his ministry and service.
Most Rev. Bishop Terry Steib, we celebrate you, thank you, and we pray for your intentions. We ask your blessings on your 29th year of Bishop's ordination. Please accept our humble appreciation to your honorable services. Mother Church is very proud of you as Immaculate Heart of Mary holds you in her dear Heart.
Join me in celebrating Priesthood, the seed and fruit of Mother Church. I would like to begin with our Dear Most Rev. Bishop Terry Steib, as He just celebrated His 29th Episcopal Ordination Anniversary this year. Let us celebrate and thank Bishop Terry Steib for His Excellence Service to the mother Church and her Children. Let us thank God and Bishops' Parents for the great gift of Bishop Terry Steib. Let us thank Most. Rev. Bishop for his response to Jesus call to serve in His vineyard. We celebrate Bishop's dedicated life and his stewardship in serving Mother Church and her children with his eternal sacrifice in renouncing the world to embrace Mother Church. He is a great peoples' Bishop, who portrays deep faith and spirituality in teaching and administration of sacraments. Great leader who portrays productive people skills and translates inner joy in his service. Great communicator, orator, and writer of faith, who portrays charisma of Christ to his children. Architect of Diocese of Memphis spirituality, not just by position, but by realizing his divine call. Bishop is a Praying Bishop, who places and highlights prayer in a high esteem: Fervent teacher and a defender of faith and Holy Family who has heart for faith and charity. He motivates and encourages lay families to walk in the passion of catholic faith. He transforms and transcends when he celebrates Eucharist as a kind shepherd in his ceremonial celebrations and in teaching. He reflects tradition and magisterial in his appearance, speech actions, presentations, and writings. He cares about his children faith. He is a father of many Faithful organizations in Memphis Diocese. People love him, as he portrays himself as a well attentive people Bishop. I call him as PEOPLE BISHOP, as he is gifted with excellent evangelizing charisma that demands respect , veneration, and love from the people. He poses child like heart as he sees goodness in everything. He exhibits joyfulness when he is among his children which is very genuine. He is a precious gift to us from Mother Church. Let us celebrate and thank him for his ministry and service.
Most Rev. Bishop Terry Steib, we celebrate you, thank you, and we pray for your intentions. We ask your blessings on your 29th year of Bishop's ordination. Please accept our humble appreciation to your honorable services. Mother Church is very proud of you as Immaculate Heart of Mary holds you in her dear Heart.
Know Bishop Terry Steib
"The Most Reverend J. Terry Steib, S.V.D.
Bishop of Memphis
INSTALLED May 5, 1993
Bishop J. Terry Steib, S.V.D. was born in Vacherie, Louisiana, the oldest of five children born to Rosemond and Vivian Jones Steib.
Bishop Steib received his Theological Degree from Divine Word Seminary in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi in 1967 and his Master of Arts Degree in Guidance and Counseling from Xavier University, New Orleans in 1973.
He was ordained to the Priesthood on January 6, 1967 in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi. Following his ordination, he was assigned as Assistant Dean of Students at Divine Word Seminary, Bay St. Louis, Mississippi from 1967 until 1969. He also served as a professor at St. Stanislaus High School in Bay St. Louis from 1967 to 1976.
In 1976 Bishop Steib was elected to the first of three terms (1976-1983) as the Provincial Superior of Divine Word Missionaries, Southern Province. He was also elected Vice President of the Conference of Major Superiors of Men (1979-1983).
On February 10, 1984, he was ordained Auxiliary Bishop for the Archdiocese of St. Louis, Missouri and Titular Bishop of Fallaba in St. Louis, Missouri by Archbishop John L. May.
Bishop Steib was installed as the fourth Bishop of Memphis on May 5, 1993 by the Most Reverend Agostino Cacciavillan, Apostolic Pro-Nuncio. He is currently the USCCB Subcommittee for Cultural Diversity as well as the USCCB Committee of Pro-Life Activities."
Publications:
PART 1 in a series of 3.
Living Our Catholicism: That Our Joy May Be Complete (English) PDF
PART 2 in a series of 3.
Living Our Catholicism…Who Do You Say That I Am? (Englsh) PDF
PART 3 in a series of 3.
Source: http://www.cdom.org/bishop/bishop-home.htm
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