Meet Our Seminarians
Seminarians
Austin Ammanniti
Mark Baumgartner
Nathan Bockrath
Scott Carroll
Matthew Frisbee
Kyle Gase
Thomas Hunyor, Jr.
David Kidd
George Mahas
Christopher Mileski
Jeremy Miller
Michael Nidek
Deacon Michael Roemmele
Deacon Jerome Schetter
Paul Schreiner
Trevor Schroeder
Jeffery Smith
Deacon Philip Smith
Joseph Tumasian
Jeffery Walker
Andrew Wellmann
Scott Woods


Father Hite

Hear My Story

Date of Ordination:
June 27, 1981

Influences:
Parents, Richard and Alma Hite, and the priests at Gesu Parish in Toledo, Fathers William Hussey and John Lasca.

Interests:
Cooking Italian food, travel, and gardening.

Best thing about priesthood:
“I love being with people.”

Home Priest Frequently Asked Questions Priest How long does it take to become a diocesan priest?

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How long does it take to become a diocesan priest?

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It takes four years after college or eight years after high school, the same as for many professions. There is no certain age to start preparing for the priesthood. Some people go to high school seminaries; others enter the seminary after high school, after college, or after they have been working for years.
   
 


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