Gerald Frederick Kicanas

thumb|Gerald Frederick Kicanas Gerald Frederick Kicanas (August 18, 1941–) is an American prelate of the Roman Catholic Church who served as an auxiliary bishop of Archdiocese of Chicago and as the bishop of the Diocese of Tucson. Quotes The Church in the West is a quite historic church, and its history is very rich, especially in our communities where all the early bishops were French, they came to this area to Santa Fe with Archbishop Lamy. Probably in Chicago the history gets a little lost over time as the city develops, grows. Here there’s that deeper sense of historicity, with the fact that the church has been richly engaged with this community from the very beginning. A Vibrant, Energetic Church: An Interview with Bishop Gerald Kicanas (June 1, 2015) I put a high priority on communications. I think we can't over communicate. Vintage ‘Bernardin Bishop’ says Pope Francis is vindicating his legacy (23 October 2017) Crux External links Category:1941 births Category:People from Chicago Category:Catholics from the United States Category:Roman Catholic bishops Category:Living people