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VATICAN INFORMATION SERVICE
YEAR XXIII - N° 59
DATE 13-03-2013
Summary:
- CARDINAL BERGOGLIO ELECTED TO PONTIFICATE
- WHO IS JORGE MARIO BERGOGLIO?
- FR. LOMBARDI: JOY AT ELECTION OF LATIN AMERICAN POPE
___________________________________________________________
CARDINAL BERGOGLIO ELECTED TO PONTIFICATE
Vatican City, 13 March 2013 (VIS) - Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, S.J., was
elected as Supreme Pontiff, the 265th successor of Peter, and has chosen the
name Francis.
The Cardinal proto-deacon Jean-Louis Tauran made the solemn announcement to
the people at 8:12pm from the external Loggia of the Hall of Blessings of the
Vatican Basilica following the white “fumata” which occurred at
7:06pm.
Following are the words pronounced by Cardinal Tauran:
Annuntio vobis gaudium magnum;
habemus Papam;
Eminentissium ac Reverendissium Dominum,
Dominum Georgium Marium
Sanctae Romanae Ecclesiae Cardinalem Bergoglio
Qui sibi nomen imposuit Franciscum.
[I announce to you with great joy;
We have a Pope;
The most eminent and most reverend Lord
Lord Mario
Cardinal of Holy Roman Church Bergoglio
Who has taken the name Francis.]
Conclave Notes
The conclave that led to the election of Pope Francis began on Tuesday, 12
March 2013 in the Sistine Chapel of the Vatican Apostolic Palace, with the
"Extra omnes" pronounced at 5:33pm by Msgr. Guido Marini, master of the
Liturgical Celebrations of the
Supreme Pontiff, following the taking of the oath by the 115 cardinal electors.
The first black “fumata” took place at 7:42pm the same day.
On Wednesday, 13 March, there was black smoke at 11:40am.
On Wednesday, 13 March, there was white smoke at 7:06pm.
First “Urbi et Orbi” Blessing of the New Holy Father Francis
Before the new Pope appeared at the balcony, an honour guard of Swiss Guards
in full military regalia and bearing the pontifical standard marched into the
square and took their places under the Loggia followed by a representation of
the various Italian
armed forces that, since 1929, have paid homage to the Pope on important
occasions as a sign of the reconciliation between the Holy See and the Italian
State. The Holy See marching band accompanied the wait. As soon as they heard
the name of the new
pontiff, the crowd began to chant together: “Francesco, Francesco”.
At 8:24pm, the Holy Father Francis, preceded by the Cross, appeared at the
Loggia of the brightly lit Vatican Basilica. Before imparting the “Urbi
et Orbi” (“to the city and the world) apostolic blessing he
greeted the enormous crowd
that had been gathering all afternoon in cold and rainy St. Peter's Square
saying:
“Dear brothers and sisters,
Good evening. You know that the duty of the Conclave was to give Rome a
bishop. It seems that my brother cardinals picked him from almost the ends of
the earth. But here we are! I thank you for the warm welcome. The diocesan
community of Rome has its
bishop. Thank you! First and foremost I would like to say a prayer for our
Bishop Emeritus Benedict XVI. Let us pray together for him, that the Lord
bless him and the Virgin keep him.”
After leading the Our Father, Hail Mary, and Gloria, Pope Francis again
addressed the crowd saying:
“And now let us begin this journey, bishop and people, this journey of
the Church of Rome, which is the one that leads all the churches in charity. A
journey of fraternity, of trust between us. Let us always pray for one
another. Let us pray for
the world so that this might be a great brotherhood. I hope that this journey
of the Church that we begin today, and in which my Cardinal Vicar here present
will assist me, will be fruitful for the evangelization of this beautiful
city.”
“Now I would like to impart the blessing, but first, first I ask a favor
of you. Before the bishop blesses the people, I ask that you pray to the Lord
that He bless me: the prayer of the people asking a blessing for their bishop.
Let us pray in
silence, this your prayer for me.”
“Now I will impart the blessing to you and all the world, to all men and
women of good will.”
After imparting the apostolic blessing Pope Francis added: “Brothers and
sisters, I take my leave. Thank you for your warm welcome. Tomorrow I'm going
to pray to the Virgin, that she will safeguard all of Rome. Good night and
rest well.”
___________________________________________________________
WHO IS JORGE MARIO BERGOGLIO?
Vatican City, 13 March 2013 (VIS) – Following is the official biography
of Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, S.J.
Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, S.J., Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Argentina,
Ordinary for Eastern-rite faithful in Argentina who lack an Ordinary of their
own rite, was born on 17 December 1936 in Buenos Aires. He studied as and
holds a degree as a
chemical technician, but then chose the priesthood and entered the seminary of
Villa Devoto. On 11 March 1958 he moved to the novitiate of the Company of
Jesus where he finished studies in the humanities in Chile. In 1963, on
returning to Buenos Aires,
he obtained a degree in philosophy at the St. Joseph major seminary of San
Miguel.
Between 1964 and 1965 he taught literature and psychology at the Immacolata
College in Santa Fe and then in 1966 he taught the same subjects at the
University of El Salvador, in Buenos Aires.
From 1967 to 1970 he studied theology at the St. Joseph major seminary of San
Miguel where he obtained a degree. On 13 December 1969 he was ordained a
priest. From 1970 to 1971 he completed the third probation at Alcala de
Henares, Spain, and on 22
April 1973, pronounced his perpetual vows.
He was novice master at Villa Varilari in San Miguel from 1972 to 1973, where
he also taught theology. On 31 July 1973 he was elected as Provincial for
Argentina, a role he served as for six years.
From 1980 to 1986 he was rector of the Philosophical and Theological Faculty
of San Miguel as well as pastor of the Patriarca San Jose parish in the
Diocese of San Miguel. In March of 1986 he went to Germany to finish his
doctoral thesis. The superiors
then sent him to the University of El Salvador and then to Cordoba where he
served as a confessor and spiritual director.
On 20 May 1992, John Paul II appointed him titular Bishop of Auca and
Auxiliary of Buenos Aires, He received episcopal consecration in the Cathedral
of Buenos Aires from Cardinal Antonio Quarracino, Apostolic Nunzio Ubaldo
Calabresi, and Bishop Emilio
Ognenovich. of Mercedes-Lujan on 27 June of that year.
On 3 June 1997 he was appointed Coadjutor Archbishop of Buenos Aires and
succeeded Cardinal Antonio Quarracino on 28 February 1998.
He was Adjunct Relator General of the 10th Ordinary General Assembly of the
Synod of Bishops, October 2001.
He served as President of the Bishops' Conference of Argentina from 8 November
2005 until 8 November 2011.
He was created and proclaimed Cardinal by Blessed John Paul II in the
consistory of 21 February 2001, of the Title of S. Roberto Bellarmino (St.
Robert Bellarmine).
He was a member of:
The Congregations for Divine Worship and Discipline of the Sacraments; for the
Clergy; and for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life;
the Pontifical Council for the Family; and
the Pontifical Commission for Latin America.
___________________________________________________________
FR. LOMBARDI: JOY AT ELECTION OF LATIN AMERICAN POPE
Vatican City, 13 March 2013 (VIS) – “I am very happy that a Latin
American has been elected. We know the hopes that it would have been someone
from the continent that has the majority of Catholics [in the world],”
were the first words
of Fr. Federico Lombardi, S.J., director of the Holy See Press Office,
commenting on the election of the new Pope to reporters.
“The choice of the name Francis is very meaningful,” he said.
“It is a name that has never been chosen before and evokes simplicity
and an evangelical witness. His first, simple appearance in public testifies
to both. It is a sign of
great spirituality to ask the people's blessing for him before giving his own.
It is a spirituality that recalls that of his predecessor. His pastoral sense
of relationship with the Diocese of Rome should also be noted. It is the
Pope's diocese and [he
chose] to pray the Church's simplest prayers with the People of God at a
moment like this.”
“Cardinal Bergoglio,” he added, “is a Jesuit. Jesuits are
characterized by their service to the Church, collecting all the charisms that
the Lord gives us wherever they are needed, but trying to avoid positions of
power. For me this
election takes on the meaning of a call to server, a strong call and not a
quest for power or authority. I am absolutely convinced that we have a Pope
who wants to serve. His election was the election of a rejection of
power.”
“The new Pope has already spoken by phone with Benedict XVI,” Fr.
Lombardi finished, moving on to information of the new Pope's first acts:
Tomorrow, Thursday 14 March, at 5:00pm, he will celebrate Mass with the
cardinals in the Sistine
Chapel. On Friday, 15 March, at 11:00am in the Clementine Hall of the
Apostolic Palace he will meet with the full College of Cardinals, electors and
non-electors. On Saturday, again at 11:00am but this time in the Paul VI Hall,
the Pope will have an
audience with journalists and those who work in the media. On Sunday at
12:00pm, he will recite the first Angelus of his papacy as is customary, in
St. Peter's Square. The Mass to inaugurate the new papacy will be held on
Tuesday, 19 March, at 9:30am.
His visit to a Marian church tomorrow morning will be private.
___________________________________________________________
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VISnews130313
VATICAN INFORMATION SERVICE YEAR XXIII - N° 59DATE 13-03-2013
Summary: - CARDINAL BERGOGLIO ELECTED TO
PONTIFICATE - WHO IS
JORGE MARIO BERGOGLIO? - FR. LOMBARDI: JOY AT ELECTION OF LATIN AMERICAN
POPE
Vatican City, 13 March 2013 (VIS) - Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, S.J.,
was elected as Supreme Pontiff, the 265th successor of Peter, and has chosen
the name Francis.
The Cardinal proto-deacon Jean-Louis Tauran made the solemn announcement to
the people at 8:12pm from the external Loggia of the Hall of Blessings of the
Vatican Basilica following the white “fumata” which occurred at
7:06pm.
Following are the words pronounced by Cardinal Tauran:
Annuntio vobis gaudium magnum;
habemus Papam;
Eminentissium ac Reverendissium Dominum,
Dominum Georgium Marium
Sanctae Romanae Ecclesiae Cardinalem Bergoglio
Qui sibi nomen imposuit Franciscum.
[I announce to you with great joy;
We have a Pope;
The most eminent and most reverend Lord
Lord Mario
Cardinal of Holy Roman Church Bergoglio
Who has taken the name Francis.]
Conclave Notes
The conclave that led to the election of Pope Francis began on Tuesday, 12
March 2013 in the Sistine Chapel of the Vatican Apostolic Palace, with the
"Extra omnes" pronounced at 5:33pm by Msgr. Guido Marini, master of the
Liturgical Celebrations of
the Supreme Pontiff, following the taking of the oath by the 115 cardinal
electors.
The first black “fumata” took place at 7:42pm the same day.
On Wednesday, 13 March, there was black smoke at 11:40am.
On Wednesday, 13 March, there was white smoke at 7:06pm.
First “Urbi et Orbi” Blessing of the New Holy Father Francis
Before the new Pope appeared at the balcony, an honour guard of Swiss
Guards in full military regalia and bearing the pontifical standard marched
into the square and took their places under the Loggia followed by a
representation of the various
Italian armed forces that, since 1929, have paid homage to the Pope on
important occasions as a sign of the reconciliation between the Holy See and
the Italian State. The Holy See marching band accompanied the wait. As soon as
they heard the name of the
new pontiff, the crowd began to chant together: “Francesco,
Francesco”.
At 8:24pm, the Holy Father Francis, preceded by the Cross, appeared at the
Loggia of the brightly lit Vatican Basilica. Before imparting the “Urbi
et Orbi” (“to the city and the world) apostolic blessing he
greeted the enormous
crowd that had been gathering all afternoon in cold and rainy St. Peter's
Square saying:
“Dear brothers and sisters,
Good evening. You know that the duty of the Conclave was to give Rome a
bishop. It seems that my brother cardinals picked him from almost the ends of
the earth. But here we are! I thank you for the warm welcome. The diocesan
community of Rome has its
bishop. Thank you! First and foremost I would like to say a prayer for our
Bishop Emeritus Benedict XVI. Let us pray together for him, that the Lord
bless him and the Virgin keep him.”
After leading the Our Father, Hail Mary, and Gloria, Pope Francis again
addressed the crowd saying:
“And now let us begin this journey, bishop and people, this journey
of the Church of Rome, which is the one that leads all the churches in
charity. A journey of fraternity, of trust between us. Let us always pray for
one another. Let us pray
for the world so that this might be a great brotherhood. I hope that this
journey of the Church that we begin today, and in which my Cardinal Vicar here
present will assist me, will be fruitful for the evangelization of this
beautiful city.”
“Now I would like to impart the blessing, but first, first I ask a
favor of you. Before the bishop blesses the people, I ask that you pray to the
Lord that He bless me: the prayer of the people asking a blessing for their
bishop. Let us pray in
silence, this your prayer for me.”
“Now I will impart the blessing to you and all the world, to all men
and women of good will.”
After imparting the apostolic blessing Pope Francis added: “Brothers
and sisters, I take my leave. Thank you for your warm welcome. Tomorrow I'm
going to pray to the Virgin, that she will safeguard all of Rome. Good night
and rest
well.”
Vatican City, 13 March 2013 (VIS) – Following is the official
biography of Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, S.J.
Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, S.J., Archbishop of Buenos Aires,
Argentina, Ordinary for Eastern-rite faithful in Argentina who lack an
Ordinary of their own rite, was born on 17 December 1936 in Buenos Aires. He
studied as and holds a degree as a
chemical technician, but then chose the priesthood and entered the seminary of
Villa Devoto. On 11 March 1958 he moved to the novitiate of the Company of
Jesus where he finished studies in the humanities in Chile. In 1963, on
returning to Buenos Aires,
he obtained a degree in philosophy at the St. Joseph major seminary of San
Miguel.
Between 1964 and 1965 he taught literature and psychology at the Immacolata
College in Santa Fe and then in 1966 he taught the same subjects at the
University of El Salvador, in Buenos Aires.
From 1967 to 1970 he studied theology at the St. Joseph major seminary of
San Miguel where he obtained a degree. On 13 December 1969 he was ordained a
priest. From 1970 to 1971 he completed the third probation at Alcala de
Henares, Spain, and on 22
April 1973, pronounced his perpetual vows.
He was novice master at Villa Varilari in San Miguel from 1972 to 1973,
where he also taught theology. On 31 July 1973 he was elected as Provincial
for Argentina, a role he served as for six years.
From 1980 to 1986 he was rector of the Philosophical and Theological
Faculty of San Miguel as well as pastor of the Patriarca San Jose parish in
the Diocese of San Miguel. In March of 1986 he went to Germany to finish his
doctoral thesis. The
superiors then sent him to the University of El Salvador and then to Cordoba
where he served as a confessor and spiritual director.
On 20 May 1992, John Paul II appointed him titular Bishop of Auca and
Auxiliary of Buenos Aires, He received episcopal consecration in the Cathedral
of Buenos Aires from Cardinal Antonio Quarracino, Apostolic Nunzio Ubaldo
Calabresi, and Bishop
Emilio Ognenovich. of Mercedes-Lujan on 27 June of that year.
On 3 June 1997 he was appointed Coadjutor Archbishop of Buenos Aires and
succeeded Cardinal Antonio Quarracino on 28 February 1998.
He was Adjunct Relator General of the 10th Ordinary General Assembly of the
Synod of Bishops, October 2001.
He served as President of the Bishops' Conference of Argentina from 8
November 2005 until 8 November 2011.
He was created and proclaimed Cardinal by Blessed John Paul II in the
consistory of 21 February 2001, of the Title of S. Roberto Bellarmino (St.
Robert Bellarmine).
He was a member of:
The Congregations for Divine Worship and Discipline of the Sacraments; for
the Clergy; and for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic
Life;
FR. LOMBARDI: JOY AT ELECTION OF LATIN AMERICAN POPE
Vatican City, 13 March 2013 (VIS) – “I am very happy that a
Latin American has been elected. We know the hopes that it would have been
someone from the continent that has the majority of Catholics [in the
world],” were the first
words of Fr. Federico Lombardi, S.J., director of the Holy See Press Office,
commenting on the election of the new Pope to reporters.
“The choice of the name Francis is very meaningful,” he said.
“It is a name that has never been chosen before and evokes simplicity
and an evangelical witness. His first, simple appearance in public testifies
to both. It is a sign
of great spirituality to ask the people's blessing for him before giving his
own. It is a spirituality that recalls that of his predecessor. His pastoral
sense of relationship with the Diocese of Rome should also be noted. It is the
Pope's diocese and
[he chose] to pray the Church's simplest prayers with the People of God at a
moment like this.”
“Cardinal Bergoglio,” he added, “is a Jesuit. Jesuits are
characterized by their service to the Church, collecting all the charisms that
the Lord gives us wherever they are needed, but trying to avoid positions of
power. For me this
election takes on the meaning of a call to server, a strong call and not a
quest for power or authority. I am absolutely convinced that we have a Pope
who wants to serve. His election was the election of a rejection of
power.”
“The new Pope has already spoken by phone with Benedict XVI,”
Fr. Lombardi finished, moving on to information of the new Pope's first acts:
Tomorrow, Thursday 14 March, at 5:00pm, he will celebrate Mass with the
cardinals in the Sistine
Chapel. On Friday, 15 March, at 11:00am in the Clementine Hall of the
Apostolic Palace he will meet with the full College of Cardinals, electors and
non-electors. On Saturday, again at 11:00am but this time in the Paul VI Hall,
the Pope will have an
audience with journalists and those who work in the media. On Sunday at
12:00pm, he will recite the first Angelus of his papacy as is customary, in
St. Peter's Square. The Mass to inaugurate the new papacy will be held on
Tuesday, 19 March, at 9:30am.
His visit to a Marian church tomorrow morning will be private.
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/v
s/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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