Mike Duffy, right, director of finance and strategic planning for the St. Louis Archdiocese, explains three options being discussed for formation of a regional Catholic school system for the …
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Mike Duffy, right, director of finance and strategic planning for the St. Louis Archdiocese, explains three options being discussed for formation of a regional Catholic school system for the Washington area, which involves 10 parishes, six of which operate grade schools. Duffy was speaking Saturday afternoon at St. Gertrude Parish, where the first of six town hall meetings was held to inform parishioners. Holding the microphone is Maureen DePriest, superintendent of elementary education for the archdiocese.
