Happy Birthday to Bishop Liesen

Happy birthday to Bishop Johannes Wilhelmus Maria Liesen, who today marks his 53rd birthday.

Bishop Jan Liesen

Bishop Liesen was born in Oosterhout, Diocese of Breda and became a priest of the Diocese of Roermond and later Auxiliary Bishop of ‘s Hertogenbosch and is now the Bishop of Breda.

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A list of ordinations of new deacons and priests over the course of 2017:

1 April: Deacon Frank Bode (Limburg), Deacon Michael Druyen (Aachen), Deacon Tobias Jakobi (Limburg), Deacon Rainer Löb (Paderborn), Deacon Dennis Rokitta (Aachen), Deacon Carsten Schindler (Paderborn), Deacon Stephan Wehrmann (Paderborn)
30 April: Deacon Fabian Lammers (Essen), Father Ettien N’Guessan (Bruges)
2 May: Deacon Emanuele Cimbaro (Neocatechumenal Way/Berlin)
6 May: Father Thomas Attensberger (Eichstätt), Deacon Jens Bulisch (Dresden-Meißen), Deacon Simon Fleischmann (Augsburg), Deacon Wojciech Gofryk (Fulda), Deacon André Harder (Augsburg), Deacon André Lemmer (Fulda), Deacon Jesús Mauricio Meneses Santiago (Utrecht), Deacon Stefan Ohnesorge (Fulda), Deacon Łukasz Puchała (Dresden-Meißen), Deacon Johannes Sanders (Paderborn), Father Kilian Schmidt (Eichstätt), Deacon Christian Schmidtke (Paderborn), Deacon Markus Schwitalla (Görlitz), Deacon Tobias Seyfried (Augsburg), Deacon Philip Theuermann (Erfurt), Deacon Ewald Vogel (Fulda), Deacon Daniël Wäschenbach (Paderborn), Father Robert Willmann (Eichstätt)
14 May: Father Stefan Jaskolla (Freiburg im Breisgau), Father Jan Lipinski (Freiburg im Breisgau), Father Frederik Reith (Freiburg im Breisgau), Father Georg Seelman (Freiburg im Breisgau)
21 May: Deacon Ronald den Hartog (Utrecht)
25 May: Deacon Dominik Albert (Freiburg im Breisgau), Deacon Lukas Biermayer (Freiburg im Breisgau), Deacon Julian Donner (Freiburg im Breisgau), Deacon Simon Dreher (Freiburg im Breisgau), Deacon Georg Henn (Freiburg im Breisgau), Deacon Klaus Käfer (Freiburg im Breisgau), Deacon Philipp Ostertag (Freiburg im Breisgau)
28 May: Deacon Luc Carré (Mechelen-Brussel), Deacon Bart Vleeschouwers (Mechelen-Brussel)
2 June: Father Oliver Schmitz (Essen)
3 June: Deacon Thomas Belitzer (München und Freising), Deacon Ferdinand Bergrab (München und Freising), Father Fabian Boungard (Hildesheim), Deacon Robin Chambannukaran (München und Freising/Schönstatt Fathers), Father Benedikt Heimann (Hildesheim), Father Lukas Hellekes (Paderborn), Father Nicolas Kehl (Würzburg), Father Stefan Knauf (Aachen), Father Andreas Kruse (Erfurt), Father Jakob Jan Küchler (Paderborn), Deacon Peter Kurtscheid (Trier), Father Marcel Liebing (Magdeburg), Father Mario Marchler (Würzburg), Father Dominic Molitor (Paderborn), Deacon Markus Nappert (München und Freising), Father Duc Thien Nguyen (Paderborn), Father Oliver Schütte (Paderborn), Deacon Michael Stephan (Trier), Deacon Sebastian Zinken (Trier)
4 June: Father Lukas Hermes (Münster), Father Matthias Rump (Münster)
10 June: Father Geraldo de Vasconcelos (Roermond), Father Henyer García Léon (Neocatechumenal Way/Roermond), Father Sacha Steijaert (‘s-Hertogenbosch), Father Eli Stok (Rotterdam)
11 June: Deacon Andrzej Bednarz (Köln), Deacon Christian Figura (Köln), Deacon Michael Schiller (Köln)
17 June: Father Moritz Fuchs (Speyer), Father Peter Heinke (Speyer), Father Thomas Ott (Speyer), Deacon Patricio Quintana (Oslo), Father Dominik Schindler (Speyer), Father Matthias Schmitt (Speyer)
23 June: Father Antanas Karciauskas (Köln), Father Thorsten Kluck (Köln), Father Johannes Ludger Kutter (Köln), Father Carlos Humberto Mendoza Sandoval (Köln), Father Juan Carlos Ruiz Romero (Köln), Father Michael Schmitt (Köln), Father Boris Schmitz (Köln), Father Michael Stärk (Köln), Father Stephan Wirgowski (Köln)
24 June: Father Anton Goos (Haarlem-Amsterdam), Father Teun Warnaar (Haarlem-Amsterdam)
25 June: Father Bruno Druenne (Mechelen-Brussel), Father Antonin le Maire (Mechelen-Brussel)
28 June: Deacon Tim Lagae (Bruges)
July: Father Florian Dienhart (Trier), Father Thomas Hufschmidt (Trier), Father Frederik Simon (Trier)
1 July: Father Michael Klug (Passau), Father Peter Kunz (Passau), Father Marco Stangl (Passau)
2 July: Father Servaas Bosch (Mechelen-Brussel), Deacon Michael Frigge (Reykjavik), Deacon Stefan Lange (Breda)
26 August: Deacon Josef Ottersen (Oslo), Deacon Paul Opata (Oslo)
2 September: Father Myron Kuspys (Deutschland und Skandinavian (Ukrainian)/Oslo)
3 September: Deacon Bosco Weiyuan Ruan (Antwerp)
9 September: Deacon André van der Steenstraeten (Utrecht)
24 September: Deacon Martin Todts (Ghent), Deacon Pascal Veeckman (Ghent)
7 October: Deacon Günther Bacher (München und Freising), Deacon Joachim Baumann (München und Freising), Deacon Stefan von Drachenfels (München und Freising), Deacon Danijel Juric (München und Freising), Deacon Markus Kahler (München und Freising), Deacon Sascha Miller (München und Freising)
10 October: Father Georg Taubitz (Hamburg)
11 November: Father Ronald den Hartog (Utrecht), Father Jesús Mauricio Meneses Santiago (Utrecht)

TBA: Deacon Nguyen Huu Thanh (Oslo)

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