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VATICAN INFORMATION SERVICE
YEAR XXIII - N° 37
DATE 21-02-2013
Summary:
- POPE'S FINAL ACTIVITIES, POSSIBILITY OF A MOTU PROPRIO, RELATIONSHIP WITH
THE SOCIETY OF ST. PIUS X
- NOTICE FROM THE PREFECTURE OF THE PAPAL HOUSEHOLD
- OTHER PONTIFICAL ACTS
___________________________________________________________
POPE'S FINAL ACTIVITIES, POSSIBILITY OF A MOTU PROPRIO, RELATIONSHIP WITH THE
SOCIETY OF ST. PIUS X
Vatican City, 21 February 2013 (VIS) – This morning Fr. Federico
Lombardi, director of the Holy See Press Office, presented information related
to the Holy Father's calendar and clarified some issues that have been raised
in the past few days.
At 9:00am on Saturday, 23 February, the Holy Father and the Roman Curia will
conclude their spiritual exercises. Traditionally, the Pope addresses those
present briefly. That same day, at 11:30am, he will meet with the President of
the Italian Republic
Giorgio Napolitano. On Sunday, 24 February, Benedict XVI will pray the last
Angelus of his pontificate with the faithful gathered in St. Peter's Square.
On Wednesday, 27 February, Benedict XVI's final general audience will take
place in St. Peter's
Square in the usual fashion, except for his re-entry to the Apostolic Palace,
the path of which will wind around the square in the popemobile so that he may
greet the many participants who are expected (to date, over 30,000 people have
requested
tickets). On 28 February, as announced in a notice from the Papal Household,
he will personally greet all the cardinals present in Rome, that is, both
those who are resident here and those who have come to the capitol in recent
days. There wi
ll be
no speech.
Regarding his departure from the Vatican, shortly before 5:00pm, the Pope will
greet Cardinal Secretary of State Tarcisio Bertone, S.D.B., in the San Damaso
Courtyard and, upon reaching the Vatican heliport, will bid farewell to
Cardinal Angelo Sodano,
dean of the College of Cardinals. On arrival at Castel Gandolfo he will be
received by the president and secretary of the Governorate of Vatican City,
the mayor of the town, and other civil authorities and will appear at the
balcony of the Apostolic
Palace to greet the faithful present.
On a different topic, the director of the Holy See Press Office has stated
that the date of the conclave is established by the congregation of cardinals
during the Sede vacante, independently of a possible Motu Proprio from the
Holy Father that could
specify some details of the Apostolic Constitution "Universi Dominici Gregis".
Regarding the issue of the Society of St. Pius X, he reaffirmed that the date
of 22 February to decide the issue is pure hypothesis and that Benedict XVI
has decided to entrust the matter to the next Pope, therefore, a definition of
relations with that
society should not be expected by the end of this pontificate.
In conclusion, he confirmed that the Commission of Cardinals (Julian Herranz,
Jozef Tomko, and Salvatore De Giorgi) set up by the Holy Father to prepare a
report on the Holy See has made its results known exclusively to the Pope. The
cardinals will not
grant interviews or otherwise comment on the results.
___________________________________________________________
NOTICE FROM THE PREFECTURE OF THE PAPAL HOUSEHOLD
Vatican City, 21 February 2013 (VIS) – On Thursday, 28 February, the
Holy Father Benedict XVI will meet and personally greet all of the cardinals
who are present in Rome.
___________________________________________________________
OTHER PONTIFICAL ACTS
Vatican City, 21 February 2013 (VIS) – Today, the Holy Father:
- appointed Bishop Ramon Alfredo Dus as archbishop of Resistencia (area
28,250, population 6000,000, Catholics 495,000, priests 62, permanent deacons
13, religious 114), Argentina. Archbishop-elect Dus, previously of the Diocese
of Reconquista,
Argentina, succeeds Archbishop Fabriciano Sigampa, whose resignation from the
pastoral care of the same archdiocese the Holy Father accepted, upon having
reached the age limit.
- appointed Fr. Marco Aurelio Gubiotti as bishop of Itabira-Favriciano (area
8,996, population 789,000, Catholics 565,000, priests 65, religious 77),
Brazil. The bishop-elect was born in Ouro Fino, Minas Gerais, Brazil in 1963
and was ordained a priest
in 1989. He has served in several pastoral and academic roles in the
archdiocese of Pouso Alegre, Brazil, most recently as a professor of theology,
pastor of Nossa Senhora de Fatima parish, and member of the archdiocesan
Presbyteral Council. He succeeds
Bishop Odilon Guimaraes Moreira, whose resignation from the pastoral care of
the same diocese the Holy Father accepted, in accordance with canon 401 para.
2 of the Code of Canon Law.
- erected the Apostolic Vicarate of Puerto Leguizamo-Solano with territory
taken from the apostolic prefectures of San Vincente-Puerto Leguizamo and
Leticia, Colombia.
- appointed Fr. Joaquim Humberto Pinzon Guiza, I.M.C., as the first apostolic
vicar of Puerto Leguizamo-Solano (area 64,000, population 46,000, Catholics
36,000, priests 7, religious 8), Colombia. The bishop-elect was born in
Berbeo, Boyaca, Colombia,
in 1969 and was ordained a priest in 1999. He has served in several
missionary, academic, and administrative roles in Colombia, most recently as
the Institute's regional superior in Colombia-Ecuador.
- appointed Fr. Ilario Antoniazzi as archbishop of Tunis (area 162,155,
population 10,549,000, Catholics 21,000, priests 32, permanent deacons 1,
religious 149), Tunisia. The archbishop-elect was born in Rai, Treviso, Italy
and was ordained a priest in
1972. He has served in several pastoral roles in the Patriarchate of
Jerusalem, most recently as pastor of Rameh in Galilee, Isreal.
- appointed Fr. Gabriele Marchesi as bishop of Floresta (area 15,806,
population 253,000, Catholics 252,000, priests 21, religious 22), Brazil. The
bishop-elect was born in Incisa Valdarno, Tuscany, Italy and was ordained a
priest in 1978. He has served
in several pastoral and administrative roles for the Diocese of Fiesole,
Brazil, most recently as pastor of Sao Pedro Apostolo and Nossa Senhora do
Rosario parishes, coordinator for Pastoral Service, and episcopal vicar.
- appointed Bishop Miguel Angel D’Annibale as bishop of Rio Gallegos
(area 265,614, population 306,000, Catholics 214,000, priests 47, permanent
deacons 11, religious 95), Argentina. Bishop D'Annibale, previously auxiliary
of that same diocese and
titular of Nasai, is a member of the Commission for the Liturgy in the
Argentine Episcopal Conference.
___________________________________________________________
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VISnews130221
VATICAN INFORMATION SERVICE YEAR XXIII - N° 37DATE 21-02-2013
Summary: - POPE'S FINAL ACTIVITIES,
POSSIBILITY OF A MOTU PROPRIO,
RELATIONSHIP WITH THE SOCIETY OF ST. PIUS X - NOTICE FROM THE PREFECTURE
OF THE PAPAL HOUSEHOLD - OTHER PONTIFICAL ACTS
POPE'S FINAL ACTIVITIES, POSSIBILITY OF A MOTU PROPRIO, RELATIONSHIP WITH
THE SOCIETY OF ST. PIUS X
Vatican City, 21 February 2013 (VIS) – This morning Fr. Federico
Lombardi, director of the Holy See Press Office, presented information related
to the Holy Father's calendar and clarified some issues that have been raised
in the past few
days.
At 9:00am on Saturday, 23 February, the Holy Father and the Roman Curia
will conclude their spiritual exercises. Traditionally, the Pope addresses
those present briefly. That same day, at 11:30am, he will meet with the
President of the Italian
Republic Giorgio Napolitano. On Sunday, 24 February, Benedict XVI will pray
the last Angelus of his pontificate with the faithful gathered in St. Peter's
Square. On Wednesday, 27 February, Benedict XVI's final general audience will
take place in St.
Peter's Square in the usual fashion, except for his re-entry to the Apostolic
Palace, the path of which will wind around the square in the popemobile so
that he may greet the many participants who are expected (to date, over 30,000
people have requested
tickets). On 28 February, as announced in a notice from the Papal Household,
he will personally greet all the cardinals present in Rome, that is, both
those who are resident here and those who have come to the capitol in
recent days. There will be no speech.
Regarding his departure from the Vatican, shortly before 5:00pm, the Pope
will greet Cardinal Secretary of State Tarcisio Bertone, S.D.B., in the San
Damaso Courtyard and, upon reaching the Vatican heliport, will bid farewell to
Cardinal Angelo
Sodano, dean of the College of Cardinals. On arrival at Castel Gandolfo he
will be received by the president and secretary of the Governorate of Vatican
City, the mayor of the town, and other civil authorities and will appear at
the balcony of the
Apostolic Palace to greet the faithful present.
On a different topic, the director of the Holy See Press Office has stated
that the date of the conclave is established by the congregation of cardinals
during the Sede vacante, independently of a possible Motu Proprio from the
Holy Father that could
specify some details of the Apostolic Constitution "Universi Dominici
Gregis".
Regarding the issue of the Society of St. Pius X, he reaffirmed that the
date of 22 February to decide the issue is pure hypothesis and that Benedict
XVI has decided to entrust the matter to the next Pope, therefore, a
definition of relations with
that society should not be expected by the end of this pontificate.
In conclusion, he confirmed that the Commission of Cardinals (Julian
Herranz, Jozef Tomko, and Salvatore De Giorgi) set up by the Holy Father to
prepare a report on the Holy See has made its results known exclusively to the
Pope. The cardinals will
not grant interviews or otherwise comment on the results.
Vatican City, 21 February 2013 (VIS) – On Thursday, 28 February, the
Holy Father Benedict XVI will meet and personally greet all of the cardinals
who are present in Rome.
Vatican City, 21 February 2013 (VIS) – Today, the Holy Father:
- appointed Bishop Ramon Alfredo Dus as archbishop of Resistencia (area
28,250, population 6000,000, Catholics 495,000, priests 62, permanent deacons
13, religious 114), Argentina. Archbishop-elect Dus, previously of the Diocese
of Reconquista,
Argentina, succeeds Archbishop Fabriciano Sigampa, whose resignation from the
pastoral care of the same archdiocese the Holy Father accepted, upon having
reached the age limit.
- appointed Fr. Marco Aurelio Gubiotti as bishop of Itabira-Favriciano
(area 8,996, population 789,000, Catholics 565,000, priests 65, religious 77),
Brazil. The bishop-elect was born in Ouro Fino, Minas Gerais, Brazil in 1963
and was ordained a
priest in 1989. He has served in several pastoral and academic roles in the
archdiocese of Pouso Alegre, Brazil, most recently as a professor of theology,
pastor of Nossa Senhora de Fatima parish, and member of the archdiocesan
Presbyteral Council. He
succeeds Bishop Odilon Guimaraes Moreira, whose resignation from the pastoral
care of the same diocese the Holy Father accepted, in accordance with canon
401 para. 2 of the Code of Canon Law.
- erected the Apostolic Vicarate of Puerto Leguizamo-Solano with territory
taken from the apostolic prefectures of San Vincente-Puerto Leguizamo and
Leticia, Colombia.
- appointed Fr. Joaquim Humberto Pinzon Guiza, I.M.C., as the first
apostolic vicar of Puerto Leguizamo-Solano (area 64,000, population 46,000,
Catholics 36,000, priests 7, religious 8), Colombia. The bishop-elect was born
in Berbeo, Boyaca,
Colombia, in 1969 and was ordained a priest in 1999. He has served in several
missionary, academic, and administrative roles in Colombia, most recently as
the Institute's regional superior in Colombia-Ecuador.
- appointed Fr. Ilario Antoniazzi as archbishop of Tunis (area 162,155,
population 10,549,000, Catholics 21,000, priests 32, permanent deacons 1,
religious 149), Tunisia. The archbishop-elect was born in Rai, Treviso, Italy
and was ordained a priest
in 1972. He has served in several pastoral roles in the Patriarchate of
Jerusalem, most recently as pastor of Rameh in Galilee, Isreal.
- appointed Fr. Gabriele Marchesi as bishop of Floresta (area 15,806,
population 253,000, Catholics 252,000, priests 21, religious 22), Brazil. The
bishop-elect was born in Incisa Valdarno, Tuscany, Italy and was ordained a
priest in 1978. He has
served in several pastoral and administrative roles for the Diocese of
Fiesole, Brazil, most recently as pastor of Sao Pedro Apostolo and Nossa
Senhora do Rosario parishes, coordinator for Pastoral Service, and episcopal
vicar.
- appointed Bishop Miguel Angel D’Annibale as bishop of Rio Gallegos
(area 265,614, population 306,000, Catholics 214,000, priests 47, permanent
deacons 11, religious 95), Argentina. Bishop D'Annibale, previously auxiliary
of that same diocese
and titular of Nasai, is a member of the Commission for the Liturgy in the
Argentine Episcopal Conference.
Per ulteriori informazioni e per la ricerca di documenti consultare il
sito: www.wisnews.org e www.vatican.va Il servizio del
VIS viene inviato soltanto agli indirizzi di posta elettronica che ne
hanno
fatto richiesta. Se per qualunque motivo non si desidera continuare a
riceverlo, si prega di visitare nostra pagina dinizio: http://212.77.1.245/news_services/press/vi
/italinde.php
Copyright (VIS): Le notizie contenute nei servizi del Vatican
Information Service possono essere riprodotte parzialmente o totalmente
citando la fonte: V.I.S. - Vatican Information Service.
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