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Bishop Armando X. Ochoa, D.D. - News Conference on Pope Francis.
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Most Reverend Armando X. Ochoa, D.D., Bishop, Diocese of Fresno - First year interview
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Biography
Early life
Armando Xavier Ochoa was born on April 9, 1943, in Oxnard, California. [1]The second child of Angel and Mary Ochoa, he attended Santa Clara Elementary School in that city. Ochoa graduated from Santa Clara High School in 1961, then entered St. John’s Seminary College in Camarillo, California, in 1962 and later, St. John’s Seminary School of Theology in Camarillo.[2][3][4]
Priesthood
Ochoa was ordained into the priesthood by Cardinal Timothy Manning for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles on May 23, 1970.[1] After his ordination, Ochoa was assigned as assistant pastor over time at three parishes in Southern California:
In 1982, while working at St. Teresa, Ochoa was named by the Vatican as chaplain of his holiness, with the title of monsignor.[5] Two years later, Ochoa was appointed pastor of Sacred Heart Parish in Los Angeles.[4]
Ochoa's archdiocesan positions included co-director of the Permanent Diaconate Program, heading the Secretariat for Ethnic Ministry Services, He was also a member of the board for Don Bosco Technical High School in Rosemead, California, and St. John’s Seminary.[4]
On April 1, 1996, John Paul II named Ochoa as bishop of El Paso. He was installed on June 26. [4]
Bishop of Fresno
On December 1, 2011, Pope Benedict XVI appointed Ochoa as bishop of Fresno,[7][4] succeeding Bishop John Steinbock, who had died in December 2010. On February 1, 2019, Ochoa announced an outside investigation of the diocese human resource records for all allegations of sexual abuse against clerics since 1922, with a report to be issued to the public after the investigation had concluded.[8]
On March 5, 2019, Pope Francis accepted Ochoa's letter of resignation as bishop of the Diocese of Fresno.[9][10]
Positions
Ochoa considers the ordination of woman priests to be a moot point due to papal opposition; he believes that gay men and lesbians should remain celibate in accordance with Catholic doctrine requiring all unmarried people to remain celibate; he believes that the priest shortage will be solved through faith rather than through allowing priests to marry; and he fears that teaching children about condoms in a school setting would send a "mixed message" regarding premarital sex.[11]
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