Pass the Word: Students from diocese visit St. Mary’s Seminary in Baltimore

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Young men from the Diocese of Wilmington toured St. Mary’s Seminary and University in Baltimore, Md., April 17, to learn about seminary life first-hand.

Students from St. Mark’s and St. Elizabeth high schools, St. Thomas More and Archmere academies were among the visitors to St. Mary’s, greeted by Bishop Malooly, Father Joseph Cocucci, diocesan director of Priestly and Religious Vocations and Sulpician Father Thomas S. Hurst, rector of St. Mary’s.

The visit was part of the vocations office’s annual Pass the Word 2012 vocations program.

Brian Lewis, a third-year theology student from the Wilmington diocese at St. Mary's Seminary and University in Baltimore, leads students from St. Thomas Moore Academy, Archmere Academy, St. Elizabeth's High School, St. Mark's High School and Aquinas Academy on a tour the seminary April 17. (Tom McCarthy/The Catholic Review)

Following a tour of the seminary for the Wilmington diocese students, Bishop Malooly celebrated Mass for the group and after a lunch with St. Mary’s seminarians, the Pass the Word delegation was addressed by seminarians from the diocese at St. Mary’s, watched a vocations video and heard from Bishop Malooly and Father Cocucci.