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Fate of St. Anthony up to archbishop, diocese says
2010
Overview
Joe Kohn, a spokesman for the Archdiocese of Detroit, said Archbishop [Vigneron] will have the final word on accepting or rejecting a recommendation from the parish on whether to continue with the school. Mr. Kohn wouldn't divulge the decision the St. Anthony's pastor, the Rev. Brian Hurley, and parish leaders have made on the school's future. The closing and consolidation of Catholic schools is occurring across Michigan and Ohio, in part because of the area's sluggish economy and rising educational costs. \"It is a trend that has been going on for many years,\" he said.
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The Blade
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