Clergy of the Cathedral

The Rt. Rev. Louis Campese
Bishop Ordinary of the Diocese of the Eastern United States

Bishop Campese serves the Diocese of the Eastern United States (DEUS), Anglican Church In America (ACA), Traditional Anglican Communion. The Bishop also serves at The Ecumenical Officer for the ACA. Ordained in 1977 in the Episcopal Church and to the Priesthood in 1980, The Bishop was Consecrated on August 8, 1998, as the Bishop Ordinary of DEUS/ACA.

Bishop Campese attended LeMoyne College, Texas Christian University and is a graduate of the Institute of Christian Studies (Seminary). After graduating the seminary, the Bishop served the following parishes in the Episcopal Church: Church of the Good Shepherd, Maitland, Florida and Christ Church Longwood, Florida.

Bishop Campese then assisted the Revd. Bruce Medaris in establishing the Church of the Incarnation, a continuing church and served as Associate Rector and then Rector. During his tenure as Rector, he also served as Archdeacon of the Diocese.

The Bishop, for the last thirty years has served on numerous councils in the community, and has been very active in the Central Florida Ministerial gathering.

Bishop Campese survives his wife of 49 years, Eudora. The Bishop has three sons, six grandchildren and is blessed to have all attending the Cathedral in Orlando.

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Fr. Mark Siegel
Dean of the Cathedral

Fr. Mark feels very blessed to be the husband of his High School sweetheart Vicki, and is the very proud parent of three amazing children, Aryn, Adam, and Jacob. He is an “almost native” of Florida, having been born in Rochester N.Y., but growing up in the Orlando area.

After graduating from St. Augustine’s Theological Institute, he was ordained as a Deacon on November 6, 2004 and then ordained as a Priest on October 8, 2005. Since his ordination to the Diaconate, Fr. Mark served as the Curate of the Cathedral of the Incarnation until January of 2007, at which time he was assigned as the full-time Vicar of Christ Anglican Church in Ocala. In April of 2008 Fr. Mark was again called back to the Cathedral to serve as the Senior Curate, assisting the Bishop in all day to day ministries of the parish, as well as serving God and His children as the Diocesan Youth Pastor. Fr. Mark was installed as Dean of the Cathedral by Bishop Louis Campese on April, 26, 2009.

When he is not celebrating Mass (his very favorite thing to do), preaching, teaching, or shepherding the flock, you may just catch a glimpse of Fr. Mark and Vicki riding their motorcycle around Central Florida, or anywhere else they have the opportunity to ride.

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Fr. William P. “Doc” Holiday
Curate

Fr. Holiday presently serves as Curate at the Cathedral of the Incarnation. He was born and raised in the Greater Cincinnati area. After high school Fr. Holiday served on active duty in the Marine Corps for over four years. Following his tour of active duty he began a career in law enforcement. When called to the ministry Fr. Holiday integrated both his vocation to the gospel and to law enforcement by serving as a police chaplain, a ministry he still maintains with the Chaplaincy of the Orange County Sheriff's Office. He has assisted in administering this program since 1998.

Fr. Holiday is married to Tammy and has three children, Adrienne, Elisabeth, and Lucas. He received a Master of Divinity degree from Reformed Theological Seminary (Orlando) in 2002, and is a member of the Rosary Confraternity.

Fr. Holiday is deeply committed to the spirituality of Opus Dei. The foundational message of Opus Dei is that work, family life, and other ordinary activities are occasions for spiritual union with Jesus Christ.


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Fr. Scott Whitmore
Curate

Fr. Scott Whitmore has a long résumé at the Cathedral of the Incarnation as an acolyte, layreader, chorister, cantor, subdeacon, and lay teacher, as well as a graduate of St. Augustine's Theological Institute. He was ordained to the Diaconate on August 11, 2007 to be a better servant, and entered the Priesthood on January 9, 2010. Fr. Scott is thankful for the patient help of his lovely wife, Genesis. In addition to his ministry, he continues his secular work in engineering.

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Fr. Jason McCrimmon
Curate

Fr. Jason McCrimmon is one of those rare people born and raised in Orlando. After high school, Fr. Jason joined the Marine Corps where he was stationed in various locations throughout the world. While stationed in California he met and wooed his gorgeous wife Michelle. After eleven years of marriage, they are very grateful for the blessing of three wonderful children. Fr. Jason's call to ministry was unexpected and at the time seemed to interfere with his plans to become President of the World. But after much prayer and guidance, he decided that the death benefits were too good to pass up in ministry and attended Reformed Theological Seminary. Fr. Jason was ordained to the Priesthood on January 9, 2010 and looks forward to serving the Church.

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Diocesan Staff
Ellyn Coalter, Office Administrator
Carla Hansen, Treasurer

Cathedral Staff
Ellyn Coalter, Office Administrator
Carla Hansen, Treasurer

Choir Director & Organist: Julie Shatley

Chapter
Christian Campbell, Senior Warden
Ernie Parker, Junior Warden
Kim Campese
Jill Devita
Stanphill Donawa
Kenny Kluesener
Tom Kravets
Jane McNulty
Jim Nugent
Mark Smith

St. Vincent's Academy
Julieann Campese, Director

Postulants and Subdeacons
Tim Gouge
John Larsen

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