Monsignor Perkins


Bishop Lopes:

It is my great pleasure to share with you the news that our Holy Father Pope Francis, has bestowed an honor on one of our priests, Father Timothy P. Perkins, naming him a Chaplain of His Holiness with the title of Monsignor!

Of coworkers in the vineyard of the Lord, Monsignor Perkins is the best. I have so often benefited from his wise counsel, his prayerful discernment, and most of all from his friendship. As Vicar General, he stands shoulder to shoulder with me in service to you and in support of our priests and parish communities.


Congratulations Monsignor Perkins! Ad multos annos!

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