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    VATICAN INFORMATION SERVICE   
   YEAR XXIII - # 85   
   DATE 11-04-2013   
      
   Summary:   
    - POPE NOTES 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF JOHN XXIII'S "PACEM IN TERRIS"   
    - HOLY FATHER RECEI VES PRIME MINISTER OF MOZAMBIQUE   
    - CENTESIMUS ANNUS FOUNDATION'S FIRST "ECONOMY AND SOCIETY" PRIZE   
    - HOLY FATHER'S CONDOLENCES ON DEATH OF CARDINAL LORENZO ANTONETTI   
    - AUDIENCES   
    - OTHER PONTIFICAL ACTS   
      
   ___________________________________________________________   
      
      
   POPE NOTES 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF JOHN XXIII'S "PACEM IN TERRIS"   
   Vatican City, 11 April 2013 (VIS) - This afternoon in the Clementine Hall of   
   the Vatican, Pope Francis received members of the "Papal Foundation" during   
   their annual visit to Rome. The "Papal Foundation" is an organization   
   based in the United States, with headquarters near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,   
   that was established by Cardinal John Krol (1910-1996) to provide the Holy See   
   with a stable source of income to finance the needs of the Church in the world.   
   "In the twenty-five years that have passed since the Foundation was   
   established," the Holy Father affirmed, "you and your associates have helped   
   the Successor of Saint Peter by supporting a number of apostolates and   
   charities   
   especially close to his heart. In these years, you have contributed   
   significantly to the growth of local Churches in developing countries by   
   supporting, among other things, the continuing formation of their clergy and   
   religious, the provision of   
   shelter, medical assistance and care to the poor and needy, and the creation   
   of much-needed educational and employment opportunities."   
   The Holy Father noted that today is the 50th anniversary of John XXIII's   
   encyclical "Pacem in Terris" and he asked that this opportunity "serve as an   
   incentive for your commitment to promoting reconciliation and peace at every   
   level."   
      
   ___________________________________________________________   
      
      
   HOLY FATHER RECEI VES PRIME MINISTER OF MOZAMBIQUE   
   Vatican City, 11 April 2013 (VIS) - This morning in the Apostolic Palace of   
   the Vatican, the Holy Father Francis received Mr. Alberto Clementino Vaquina,   
   prime minister of Mozambique, in audience. Prime Minister Vaquina then met   
   with the Secretary   
   of State Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, S.D.B., accompanied by Archbishop   
   Dominique Mamberti, secretary for Relations with States.   
   "During the course of the cordial conversations," reads a communique from the   
   Holy See Press Office, "the Prime Minister repeated to the Holy Father the   
   congratulations of the people of Mozambique on his election as Pope."   
   "As the talks continued, satisfaction was expressed with the good relations   
   existing between the Holy See and Mozambique, which have been further   
   strengthened by the bilateral agreement between the two, which were signed on   
   7 December 2011 and   
   were ratified last year. In particular, the Catholic Church's positive   
   contribution to the peace and development of the country, especially through   
   her initiatives in education and charitable assistance, was highlighted."   
      
   ___________________________________________________________   
      
      
   CENTESIMUS ANNUS FOUNDATION'S FIRST "ECONOMY AND SOCIETY" PRIZE   
   Vatican City, 11 April 2013 (VIS) - This morning in a press conference held in   
   the Holy See Press Office, Cardinal Domenico Calcagno, president of the   
   Administration of the Patrimony of the Apostolic See, presented the first   
   winners of an   
   international competition on "Economy and Society". The prize for this first   
   edition was awarded jointly to two books: "Ciudadania, migraciones y religion.   
   Un dialogo etico desde la fe cristiana." (Citizenship, Migration, and   
   Religion: Ethical Dialogue from the Christian Faith) by Professor Julio Luis   
   Martinez Martinez, S.J., and "L'economia del bene comune", (The Economy of the   
   Common Good) by Professor Stefano Zamagni. The "Economy and Society" award was   
   created by the Centesimus Annus-Pro Pontifice Foundation to promote awareness   
   of the Catholic Church's social doctrine.   
   Fr. Martinez teaches Moral Theology and Social and Political Philosophy at the   
   Pontifical University of Comillas in Madrid, Spain and has been rector of the   
   same institution for the past year. His publications focus on bioethics and   
   the relationship   
   between religion, politics, and emigration.   
   Professor Zamagni, an Italian, teaches Political Economy at the University of   
   Bologna and the Bologna campus of the American institute, Johns Hopkins   
   University. He is the author of many books and manuals on economics and the   
   history of economics. He   
   has spoken frequently on the cultural debate over issues such as the family,   
   multiculturalism, and the laity.   
      
   ___________________________________________________________   
      
      
   HOLY FATHER'S CONDOLENCES ON DEATH OF CARDINAL LORENZO ANTONETTI   
   Vatican City, 11 April 2013 (VIS) - Following is the text of the telegram that   
   the Holy Father Francis has sent to Bishop Franco Giulio Brambilla of Novara,   
   Italy for the death yesterday at dawn of Cardinal Lorenzo Antonetti, president   
   emeritus of   
   the Administration of the Patrimony of the Apostolic See and former delegate   
   to the Patriarchal Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi. Cardinal Antonetti was   
   90 years old.   
   "On hearing the sad news of the death of the venerable Cardinal Lorenzo   
   Antonetti, I wish to express my sentiments of deep sympathy to this diocesan   
   community, which counted him among its most illustrious sons, as well as to   
   his nephew Mario, to   
   his other family members and their respective families, and to all those who   
   knew and esteemed him. I recall the lamented cardinal who was a zealous   
   collaborator of the Holy See for many years, in particular as a pontifical   
   representative in various   
   countries, then as president of the Administration of the Patrimony of the   
   Apostolic See, and finally as delegate to the Patriarchal Basilica of St.   
   Francis of Assisi: everywhere he was an appreciated witness of priestly zeal   
   and fidelity to the Gospel.   
   I pray fervently to the Lord Jesus that He, through the Virgin Mary, may give   
   the late cardinal the eternal reward promised to his faithful disciples. I   
   send you and all those who share the sorrow of his passing, the comfort of a   
   spec   
    ial   
   apostolic blessing."   
      
   ___________________________________________________________   
      
      
   AUDIENCES   
   Vatican City, 11 April 2013 (VIS) - This morning, the Holy Father received ten   
   prelates from the Tuscany region of the Italian Episcopal Conference on their   
   "ad limina" visit:   
   - Cardinal Giuseppe Betori, archbishop of Florence, with Auxiliary Bishop   
   Claudio Maniago,   
   - Archbishop Riccardo Fontana of Arezzo-Cortona-Sansepolcro,   
   - Archbishop Benvenuto Italo Castellani of Lucca,   
   - Bishop Mario Meini of Fiesole,   
   - Bishop Mansueto Bianchi of Pistoia,   
   - Bishop Franco Agostinelli of Prato,   
   - Bishop Fausto Tardelli of San Miniato,   
   - Bishop Giovanni Santucci of Massa Carrara-Pontremoli, and   
   - Abbot Diego Gualtiero Rosa, O.S.B. Oliv., Abbot of Monte Oliveto Maggiore.   
      
   ___________________________________________________________   
      
      
   OTHER PONTIFICAL ACTS   
   Vatican City, 11 April 2013 (VIS) - Today, the Holy Father appointed Fr.   
   Burchell Alexander McPherson as bishop of Montego Bay (area 3,878, population   
   640,000, Catholics 10,000, priests 14, permanent deacons 13, religious 14),   
   Jamaica. The   
   bishop-elect was born in Mavis Bank-St.Andrew, Jamaica in 1951 and was   
   ordained a priest in 1991. A convert to Catholicism in 1976, since ordination   
   he has served in several pastoral and administrative roles, most recently as   
   pastor of Sts. Peter and   
   Paul Parish and the St. Marin de Porres Mission in Kingston.   
      
   ___________________________________________________________   
      
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VATICAN   
   INFORMATION SERVICE YEAR XXIII - # 85DATE 11-04-2013Summary: - POPE NOTES 50TH   
   ANNIVERSARY OF JOHN XXIII'S "PACEM IN   
   TERRIS" - HOLY FATHER RECEI VES PRIME MINISTER OF MOZAMBIQUE - CENTESIMUS   
   ANNUS FOUNDATION'S FIRST "ECONOMY AND SOCIETY" PRIZE - HOLY FATHER'S   
   CONDOLENCES ON DEATH OF CARDINAL LORENZO ANTONETTI - AUDIENCES   
   - OTHER PONTIFICAL ACTS_________________________________________   
   _________________    
    POPE NOTES 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF JOHN XXIII'S "PACEM IN TERRIS"   
    Vatican City, 11 April 2013 (VIS) - This afternoon in the Clementine Hall of   
   the Vatican, Pope Francis received members of the "Papal Foundation" during   
   their annual visit to Rome. The "Papal Foundation" is an   
   organization based in the United States, with headquarters near Philadelphia,   
   Pennsylvania, that was established by Cardinal John Krol (1910-1996) to   
   provide the Holy See with a stable source of income to finance the needs of   
   the Church in the   
   world.   
    "In the twenty-five years that have passed since the Foundation was   
   established," the Holy Father affirmed, "you and your associates have helped   
   the Successor of Saint Peter by supporting a number of apostolates and   
   charities   
   especially close to his heart. In these years, you have contributed   
   significantly to the growth of local Churches in developing countries by   
   supporting, among other things, the continuing formation of their clergy and   
   religious, the provision of   
   shelter, medical assistance and care to the poor and needy, and the creation   
   of much-needed educational and employment opportunities."   
    The Holy Father noted that today is the 50th anniversary of John XXIII's   
   encyclical "Pacem in Terris" and he asked that this opportunity "serve as an   
   incentive for your commitment to promoting reconciliation and peace at every   
   level."   
   ___________________________________________________________    
    HOLY FATHER RECEI VES PRIME MINISTER OF MOZAMBIQUE   
    Vatican City, 11 April 2013 (VIS) - This morning in the Apostolic Palace of   
   the Vatican, the Holy Father Francis received Mr. Alberto Clementino Vaquina,   
   prime minister of Mozambique, in audience. Prime Minister Vaquina then met   
   with the   
   Secretary of State Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, S.D.B., accompanied by   
   Archbishop Dominique Mamberti, secretary for Relations with States.   
    "During the course of the cordial conversations," reads a communique from the   
   Holy See Press Office, "the Prime Minister repeated to the Holy Father the   
   congratulations of the people of Mozambique on his election as Pope."   
    "As the talks continued, satisfaction was expressed with the good relations   
   existing between the Holy See and Mozambique, which have been further   
   strengthened by the bilateral agreement between the two, which were signed on   
   7 December 2011 and   
   were ratified last year. In particular, the Catholic Church's positive   
   contribution to the peace and development of the country, especially through   
   her initiatives in education and charitable assistance, was highlighted."   
   ___________________________________________________________    
    CENTESIMUS ANNUS FOUNDATION'S FIRST "ECONOMY AND SOCIETY" PRIZE   
    Vatican City, 11 April 2013 (VIS) - This morning in a press conference held   
   in the Holy See Press Office, Cardinal Domenico Calcagno, president of the   
   Administration of the Patrimony of the Apostolic See, presented the first   
   winners of an   
   international competition on "Economy and Society". The prize for this first   
   edition was awarded jointly to two books: "Ciudadania, migraciones y religion.   
   Un dialogo etico desde la fe cristiana." (Citizenship, Migration, and   
   Religion: Ethical Dialogue from the Christian Faith) by Professor Julio Luis   
   Martinez Martinez, S.J., and "L'economia del bene comune", (The Economy of the   
   Common Good) by Professor Stefano Zamagni. The "Economy and Society" award was   
   created by the Centesimus Annus-Pro Pontifice Foundation to promote awareness   
   of the Catholic Church's social doctrine.    
    Fr. Martinez teaches Moral Theology and Social and Political Philosophy at   
   the Pontifical University of Comillas in Madrid, Spain and has been rector of   
   the same institution for the past year. His publications focus on bioethics   
   and the relationship   
   between religion, politics, and emigration.   
    Professor Zamagni, an Italian, teaches Political Economy at the University of   
   Bologna and the Bologna campus of the American institute, Johns Hopkins   
   University. He is the author of many books and manuals on economics and the   
   history of economics. He   
   has spoken frequently on the cultural debate over issues such as the family,   
   multiculturalism, and the laity.   
   ___________________________________________________________    
    HOLY FATHER'S CONDOLENCES ON DEATH OF CARDINAL LORENZO ANTONETTI   
    Vatican City, 11 April 2013 (VIS) - Following is the text of the telegram   
   that the Holy Father Francis has sent to Bishop Franco Giulio Brambilla of   
   Novara, Italy for the death yesterday at dawn of Cardinal Lorenzo Antonetti,   
   president emeritus   
   of the Administration of the Patrimony of the Apostolic See and former   
   delegate to the Patriarchal Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi. Cardinal   
   Antonetti was 90 years old.   
    "On hearing the sad news of the death of the venerable Cardinal Lorenzo   
   Antonetti, I wish to express my sentiments of deep sympathy to this diocesan   
   community, which counted him among its most illustrious sons, as well as to   
   his nephew Mario,   
   to his other family members and their respective families, and to all those   
   who knew and esteemed him. I recall the lamented cardinal who was a zealous   
   collaborator of the Holy See for many years, in particular as a pontifical   
   representative in various   
   countries, then as president of the Administration of the Patrimony of the   
   Apostolic See, and finally as delegate to the Patriarchal Basilica of St.   
   Francis of Assisi: everywhere he was an appreciated witness of priestly zeal   
   and fidelity to the Gospel.   
   I pray fervently to the Lord Jesus that He, through the Virgin Mary, may give   
   the late cardinal the eternal reward promised to his faithful disciples. I   
   send you and all those who share the sorrow of his passing, the comfort of a   
   special apostolic blessing."   
   ___________________________________________________________    
    AUDIENCES   
    Vatican City, 11 April 2013 (VIS) - This morning, the Holy Father received   
   ten prelates from the Tuscany region of the Italian Episcopal Conference on   
   their "ad limina" visit:   
    - Cardinal Giuseppe Betori, archbishop of Florence, with Auxiliary Bishop   
   Claudio Maniago,   
    - Archbishop Riccardo Fontana of Arezzo-Cortona-Sansepolcro,   
    - Archbishop Benvenuto Italo Castellani of Lucca,   
    - Bishop Mario Meini of Fiesole,   
    - Bishop Mansueto Bianchi of Pistoia,   
    - Bishop Franco Agostinelli of Prato,   
    - Bishop Fausto Tardelli of San Miniato,   
    - Bishop Giovanni Santucci of Massa Carrara-Pontremoli, and   
    - Abbot Diego Gualtiero Rosa, O.S.B. Oliv., Abbot of Monte Oliveto Maggiore.   
   ___________________________________________________________    
    OTHER PONTIFICAL ACTS   
    Vatican City, 11 April 2013 (VIS) - Today, the Holy Father appointed Fr.   
   Burchell Alexander McPherson as bishop of Montego Bay (area 3,878, population   
   640,000, Catholics 10,000, priests 14, permanent deacons 13, religious 14),   
   Jamaica. The   
   bishop-elect was born in Mavis Bank-St.Andrew, Jamaica in 1951 and was   
   ordained a priest in 1991. A convert to Catholicism in 1976, since ordination   
   he has served in several pastoral and administrative roles, most recently as   
   pastor of Sts. Peter and   
   Paul Parish and the St. Marin de Porres Mission in Kingston.   
   ___________________________________________________________ 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/vis/italinde.php   
      
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