Him better known.
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vicar general of the diocese of oakland
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Father Lawrence C. D’Anjou
The Vicar General aids the Bishop in the overall administration and governance of the diocese. He exercises the Bishop’s ordinary executive authority over the entire diocese with the exception of any authority the Bishop or the law of the Church excludes. In the overall functioning of the diocese the Vicar General acts as a kind of Chief Operating Officer. In the Diocese of Oakland he assists in the conferral of the Sacrament of Confirmation.
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responsibilities of the vicar general
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departments/ministries
- Clergy Services
- Pastoral Planning & Stewardship
- Deans/Deaneries
- Cathedral Complex/Property Management
- Propagation of the Faith
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board service
- Catholic Cathedral Corporation of the East Bay (President)
- Catholic Foundation for the Diocese of Oakland
- Catholic Management Services, Inc.
- Catholic Funeral & Cemetery Services
- College of Consultors
- Diocesan Finance Council
- Diocesan Pastoral Council
- Diocesan Planning Board
- Oakland Parochial Fund, Inc.
- Priest Personnel Board
- Presbyteral Council
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contact us
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Vicar General, Diocese of Oakland, and Pastor, St. Bonaventure Parish, Concord -
Teresa Peñatpenaoakdiocese.orgExecutive Administrative Assistant
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Office of the Vicar General2121 Harrison St. Suite 100 Oakland, CA 94612
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trips abroad
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past vicar general
In April 2012, Father Mockel accompanied then Bishop Cordileone and Father Kenneth Nobrega to Rome for the Ad Limina visit. Read his daily refections and view photographs on the Catholic Voice website.
In May 2013, Father Mockel made a pilgrimage to Lourdes with the Order of Malta. Read his daily reflections and view photographs on the Catholic Voice website.
In April 2014, Father Mockel visited the Dioceses of Hai Phong and Saigon together with Bishop Barber. Read his daily reflections and view photographs on the Catholic Voice website.
In September 2015, Father Mockel attended the Holy Father's Papal Visit to Philadelphia and Washington D.C.. Read his daily reflections and view photographs on the Catholic Voice website.
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