The online magazine the St. Louis Beacon has a story adding fuel to the rumor that Bishop Salvatore Matano is the leading candidate to replace Archbishop Burke. Again, rumors are rumors, but I post it for your speculative enjoyment. Believe any name when it appears in the Bulletin.
There are some things in this story, however, that merit comment. First, it is obvious the writer doesn't read Saint Louis Catholic (and good for her, I say) when she states that no one in St. Louis has mentioned Matano as a candidate. As a matter of fact, of the sources that have named him to me, two were located in St. Louis.
Also, the other candidates mentioned as possibilities in the story I think are highly unlikely, other than Bishop Cordileone, whom she ranks as the "dark horse".
All it proves, probably, is that our sources are of equal reliability. Which is to say, anywhere from lock-solid to completely incredible.
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The rest of that list looked rather hinky.
Kicanas? God help us!
Hmmm, sounds like the short description they give of Cordileone that Burke could very well "put in a good word" for Cordileone to replace him. . .two like minds?
I see that Bishop Robert Finn isn't on the short list - is he? When you come to Old St Patrick's - you can't take our Bishop back to St Louis! (yes stamping my feet ;) )
Martha in KC
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