diocese money: "Do I need to live in a three-story building by myself? I don't think so." The three-story house was turned into offices for those working in a building that the diocese was renting for $35,000 a year. "We saved ourselves thirty-some thousand a year," said DiLorenzo, "and I moved to Midlothian, a very quiet place." In 2013, the diocese reported an increase in the number of seminarians preparing for the priesthood. According to Reverend Michael Boehling, the typical candidate was in his early to mid-20s, and was a college graduate with a degree in history, science or mathematics. "They are articulate and bright, well-rounded individuals who are mature for their age," DiLorenzo ended the diocesan sexual minorities commission, which his predecessor had established in 1977.DiLorenzo increased the number of clustered parishes. He also brought in consultants to review some diocesan departments and commissions that need to be abolished.DiLorenzo retired in 2017. His replacement as bishop was Auxiliary Bishop Barry C. Knestout from the Archdiocese of Washington, appointed by Pope Francis in 2017 In early 2019, Knestout gave permission to the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Virginia to use Saint Bede Catholic Church in Williamsburg, Virginia, for the ordination of Susan B. Haynes as its new bishop. The Episcopal diocese does not have a cathedral and usually rotates where it hosts ordinations and other events. The announcement was met with opposition by Catholics who objected to holding a non-Catholic worship service and the episcopal ordination of a woman in a Catholic church. Over 3,000 people signed an online petition condemning the choice of venue. On January 17, 2010, the Episcopal diocese announced it would celebrate Haynes' ordination elsewhere. Sexual abuse On February 13, 2019, Knestout released a list of 42 priests with "credible and substantiated" accusations of sexual abuse against them. The list covers allegations from the 1950s to 1993. The listed included Bishop Carroll Dozier of the Diocese of Memphis, who was accused of committing acts of sex abuse while serving in the Diocese of Richmond. In 2019, Knestout instructed Reverend Mark White to shut down his blog, under pain of removal from the priesthood. White had criticized the church hierarchy's handling of the child sexual abuse crisis. His targets included former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, for whom Knestout had served as priest secretary, and Cadinal Donald Wuerl, with whom Knestout had worked as auxiliary bishop. In May 2020 Knestout