Episcopal Moderator of our sister association, the AUSCP

At the request of the Leadership Team of the American Association of Catholic Priests (AUSCP), Jim Schexnayder, of Oakland Diocese, extended an invitation to Archbishop John Wester, Archdiocese of Santa Fe, to serve in the role of Episcopal Moderator for the AUSCP.
Archbishop Wester responded, “I am honored by your request and am happy to serve in this capacity. I look forward to speaking with you in the future so that I can learn how I can be of assistance and support.”
Bob Bonnot, chair of the AUSCP Leadership Team, replied, “The AUSCP looks forward to continuing our constructive contribution to the life of our Church and world with Archbishop Wester’s assistance and support”.

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