Our Pastor’s Desk

Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

FROM THE DESK OF FATHER JACOB LIVECCHI
YOUR PRIEST IN RESIDENCE AT EPIPHANY OF THE LORD PARISH 

Hello All, 

My name is Fr. Jacob Livecchi, I go by Fr. Jay or Fr. Jacob. I was just newly ordained and look forward to getting to know you better and being a part of your community for the summer. Some of you might remember me from last summer, I lived here with Fr. Eric while I worked at the Hospital. As I get settled in, please do not hesitate to say hi or reintroduce yourself. 

I want to share a little about myself so you can know me better, I was born in Toledo and grew up in the Eastside until my family moved to Oregon. My home parish is St. Ignatius. I grew up in a very Catholic home and I am from a large family of ten kids (I am number five). I was homeschooled all the way through high school. I went to the University of Toledo for one year and studied visual arts. I then entered college seminary at the Pontifical College Josephinum in Columbus, I finished up my senior year of college at Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit. 

After college seminary, I entered major seminary and studied theology at the Pontifical North American College in Rome. I enjoy art, baseball, football, hiking, and hanging out with my family. I am a fan of the Mudhens and Detroit. I also am a big fan of Ohio State football. 

While the plan is that I am here only for the summer before I return to Rome to finish a degree in Dogmatic theology, I am very grateful to be assigned here at Epiphany of the Lord Parish. To me, it feels kinda like coming back home to my roots as a child when I lived on the Eastside. I ask for your patience as I am still very new as a priest and figuring things out. I look forward to meeting you I ask that you keep me in your prayers and be assured of my prayers for all of you. I look forward to meeting you all so please feel free to come up say hi or reintroduce yourself. 

In Christ, 
Fr. Jay 

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