"The Archbishop was then in the full vigor of health and eloquence, and he gave a fitting sermon. Others in the photo are: Rev. Monsignor John Eckenrode, then pastor; Fr. Leo Otterbein, then pastor at nearby Fullerton. Fr. Arthur Slade, just ordained, a son of the parish. Fr. Howard Bishop, then at Clarksville, Md., and later founder of the Home Mission Society. Msgr. Harry Quinn, rector of the Cathedral; Msgr. Albert Smith, editor of the Catholic Review; Fr. John Fannon, pastor at nearby Bradshaw; and Fr. Joseph O'Callaghan, pastor of St. Mary's, Pylesville."
   "On that occasion Archbishop Curley said, "I tell my priests and people: If you must decide whether to build a church or school, I always recommend the school first. Later the church will take care of itself." "

 ... an excerpt from the "EXPRESS" published July 31, 1955, Bel Air / Hickory Maryland.