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Bon Secours Hampton Roads CEO Michael Kerner, left, shakes hands with Norfolk Mayor Paul Fraim after he signed the letter of support for a proposed 124-bed Bon Secours DePaul Medical Center. Bon Secours Virginia has agreed to amend an earlier proposal to the state and is requesting permission to build a new facility to replace the current DePaul Medical Center. The new facility will include 88 medical-surgical beds, 20 obstetric beds and 16 intensive care beds. There will also be upgrades to DePaul’s emergency room and patient rooms as a means to improve current conditions while the new hospital, scheduled to open in 2013, is built on the same campus.
 Seminarians gather
Seminarians and priests who attended the recent annual Sandbridge Gathering in Virginia Beach are shown here. The only seminarian not present was Carlos Lerma, who had already begun his studies for the new academic year at St. Vincent De Paul Regional Seminary in Florida.
 Two men have joined the priestly formation program of the Diocese of Richmond and are first year theology students at Theological College of Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. In the photo at left are Leonard Andrie, left, who most recently served as a teacher in Norfolk and Williamsburg, and Doug Bunch, who until he entered the seminary was a lawyer with a plaintiffs’ firm in Washington. Mr. Andrie, who grew up in Minnesota is a 1999 graduate of the University of Notre Dame and has a Master of Arts in Education from the College of William and Mary, was until recently a parishioner of St. Bede’s in Williamsburg. Mr. Bunch, who grew up in St. John parish in Waynesboro, graduated from the College of William and Mary with an undergraduate degree in Government and Latin and a law degree from the William and Mary School of Law. He has a master’s degree in Administration, Planning and Social Policy from Harvard University’s School of Business Administration. While living in Washington he attended St. Matthew’s Cathedral.
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