Man Charged in Albuquerque Church Stabbings Just as the St. Jude Thaddeus Catholic Church choir began its final hymn, a man vaulted over pews and lashed out at the singers, sending several churchgoers to the hospital with stab wounds, authorities said. All four were treated at hospitals and listed in stable condition. Police identified the suspect as Lawrence Capener, 24. He was charged late Sunday on three counts with aggravated battery and ordered held on $75,000 bail. Court records do not list an attorney for Capener. It was not immediately known what sparked the bizarre attack at the 11 a.m. Sunday Mass on the city's west side. St. Jude Thaddeus' pastor, the Rev. John Daniel, said Capener's mother was "very active" in the parish and serves as a Eucharistic minister there. "He was here occasionally but not very often," Daniel said. Daniel said that Capener had just graduated from a community college and appeared to be doing well after getting a job. Madrid told KOB-TV that he tried to stop Capener by wrapping his arms around him but was stabbed in the neck and back. It wasn't until other parishioners rushed the man that Madrid realized he had been stabbed five times. Daniel said he didn't see the attack because he had turned his back away from the congregation in order to return the sacrament in the tabernacle. "This is the first time in my 30 years serving as archbishop in the Archdiocese of Santa Fe and as bishop of Lubbock, that anything like this has occurred," Sheehan said. Daniel said Mass schedule has resumed at the church. A 6 p.m. Monday Mass is scheduled at the 3,000 member church, he said.