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Because of Bishoe Driscoll's long-standing involvement with Catholic Charities, he uses as his episcopal motto, 'Caritas Christi," which is Latin for "Love of Christ." By using this phrase, Bishop Driscoll expresses the deep belief that all that we do, we must do for the "Love of Christ" and for the love of his people, especially the disadvantaged -the least of our brothers and sisters. | Because of Bishoe Driscoll's long-standing involvement with Catholic Charities, he uses as his episcopal motto, 'Caritas Christi," which is Latin for "Love of Christ." By using this phrase, Bishop Driscoll expresses the deep belief that all that we do, we must do for the "Love of Christ" and for the love of his people, especially the disadvantaged -the least of our brothers and sisters. | ||
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[[Literature]] : Diocese of Boise | [[Literature]] : Diocese of Boise | ||
[[Category:Roman Catholic bishops|Driscoll]] | [[Category:Roman Catholic bishops|Driscoll]] | ||