It’s the eve before one of the biggest days of Bishop Robert McElroy’s life — the day Pope Francis will officially make him a Cardinal.
File photo of Robert W. McElroy, bishop of the diocese of San Diego, walking in St. Peter's Square to attend a conference on nuclear disarmament at the Vatican, Friday, Nov. 10, 2017.
"Thank you for having been a grace to me in these past seven years of my life while I’ve been a Bishop of San Diego," McElroy said. Eckery is on the trip with a delegation of about 180 people. He said Cardinal designate McElroy has already had a busy day of interviews. And since the announcement in May to this moment, it has been a rollercoaster of emotions.
"To know that a Cardinal will be here in San Diego is a joy," Williams said."The abundance of graces, God certainly has his eyes on us ... and knowing that San Diego has a unique role in picking the next pope is truly a blessing."
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