Archbishop Alemany Award for Christian Service
Joseph Sadoc Alemany, Dominican friar and pioneer, was ordained Bishop of Monterey
in 1850, and was appointed the first Archbishop of San Francisco in 1853. Attentive
to the needs of the people of California, Archbishop Alemany called upon his
fellow Dominicans to serve in preaching, teaching and parochial ministries.
Every year, in his name, The Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology recognizes
Roman Catholics who have distinguished themselves by exemplary service to the
Church.
Congratulations to the 2007 Recipients
Eleanor Westbrooke
Scott Connolly
Eleanor and Scott received their awards on June 7, 2007
at
St. Albert's Priory
6172 Chabot Road, Oakland, CA 94618
Past Alemany Award Recipients
2006
Kevin Starr
2005
Catherine Wolff
Tobias Wolff
2003
Rev. Hilary Martin OP
Stephen M Snyder, Esq.
2002
Msgr. Bernard Moran
Joseph Bisho
2001
Most Rev. Daniel F. Walsh - Bishop of Santa Rosa
Ann May Regan, OPL
Ellen Logue, OPL
1999
Rev. Francisco Vicente, OP
1998
F. Gerard Fitzpatrick
1997
Rev. Paul Scanlon, OP
1996
James Rettig
1995
Rev. Antoninus Wall, OP
1994
Rev. Joseph L. Asturias, OP
Sr. Rose Marie Hennessy, OP
Dr. Albert Shumate, M.D.
1993
Most Rev. Mark J. Hurley - Bishop of Santa Rosa
Sr. Maurice Powers, OP
Sr. Gervaise Valpey, OP
1992
Br. Mel Anderson, F.S.C - President of St. Mary’s College
1991
Most Rev. John C. Cummins - Bishop of Oakland
1990
Dr. Leo Piedmont, M.D.
1989
John Cahill
1988
The Hon. John T. Noonan
See also the Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology Events Calendar and Academic Calendar.
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