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Faith/Religion
5:18 pm
Fri August 10, 2012
Arrival of new pastor eases stress at Catholic churches, but challenges remain
By Kristin Torres
Credit Kellie Kotraba/ColumbiaFAVS
Sacred Heart Catholic Church near downtown Columbia was without a pastor to call its own for about a year. Fr. Thomas Saucier of the St. Thomas More Newman Center served both parishes until the recent arrival of Fr. Herb Hayek.

Credit Photo courtesy Fr. Herb Hayek
Fr. Herb Hayek moved to Columbia in summer 2012 to be the pastor at Sacred Heart Catholic Church.
Earlier this summer, Fr. Herb Hayek arrived from Chicago as the new pastor of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Columbia.
His arrival has eased some of the burden of Fr. Thomas Saucier, who has been serving two parishes – Sacred Heart and the St. Thomas More Newman Center – for about a year.
The two pastors are making plans for collaboration, but that doesn't mean the challenges are over.
ColumbiaFAVS reporter Kristin Torres spoke with both pastors about what Hayek's arrival means for the two congregations.
This show is produced in partnership with ColumbiaFAVS, mid-Missouri's source for news about faith and values.
