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    VATICAN INFORMATION SERVICE   
   YEAR XXII - N° 60   
   DATE 21-03-2012   
      
   Summary:   
    - STATISTICS FOR THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN MEXICO AND CUBA   
    - OTHER PONTIFICAL ACTS   
      
   ___________________________________________________________   
      
      
   STATISTICS FOR THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN MEXICO AND CUBA   
   Vatican City, 21 March 2012 (VIS) - Benedict XVI is due to make an apostolic   
   trip to Mexico and Cuba from 23 to 29 March, to mark the two hundredth   
   anniversary of the independence of Mexico, and the four hundredth of the   
   discovery of the image of   
   "Nuestra Senora de la Caridad del Cobre" in Cuba. For the occasion statistics   
   have been published concerning the Catholic Church in those two countries. The   
   information, updated to 31 December 2010, comes from the Central Statistical   
   Office of the   
   Church.   
   Mexico has a surface area of 1,958,201 square kilometres and a population of   
   108,426,000, of whom 99,635,000 (91.89 percent) are Catholic. There are 93   
   ecclesiastical circumscriptions, 6,744 parishes and 7,169 pastoral centres of   
   other kinds. Currently,   
   there are 163 bishops, 16,234 priests, 30,023 religious, 505 members of   
   secular institutes, 25,846 lay missionaries and 295,462 catechists. Minor   
   seminarians number 4,524 and major seminarians 6,495.   
   A total of 1,856,735 students attend 8,991 centres of Catholic education of   
   all levels and 1,822 special education centres. Other institutions belonging   
   to the Church or run by priests or religious in Mexico include 257 hospitals,   
   1,602 clinics, 8 leper   
   colonies, 372 homes for the elderly or disabled, 329 orphanages and nurseries,   
   2,134 family counselling centres and other pro-life centres, and 340   
   institutions of other kinds.   
   Cuba has a surface area of 110,861 square kilometres and a population of   
   11,242,000, of whom 6,766,000 (60.19 percent) are Catholic. There are 11   
   ecclesiastical circumscriptions, 304 parishes and 2,210 pastoral centres of   
   other kinds. Currently, there   
   are 17 bishops, 361 priests, 656 religious, 24 members of secular institutes,   
   2,122 lay missionaries and 4,133 catechists. Minor seminarians number 13 and   
   major seminarians 78.   
   A total of 1,113 students attend 12 centres of Catholic education of all   
   levels and 10 special education centres. Other institutions belonging to the   
   Church or run by priests or religious in Cuba include 2 clinics, 1 leper   
   colony, 8 homes for the   
   elderly or disabled, 3 orphanages and nurseries, and 3 institutions of other   
   kinds.   
      
   ___________________________________________________________   
      
      
   OTHER PONTIFICAL ACTS   
   Vatican City, 21 March 2012 (VIS) - The Holy Father appointed:   
   - As members of the Pontifical Council for Health Pastoral Care: Cardinal   
   Wilfrid Fox Napier O.F.M., archbishop of Durban, South Africa, and Bishop   
   Walter Mixa, emeritus of Augsburg, Germany.   
   - As consultors of the Pontifical Council for Health Pastoral Care: Bishop   
   Joachim Ntahondereye of Muyinga, Burundi; Orochi Samuel Orach, director of the   
   National Office for Health Pastoral Care in Uganda; Stefano Ojetti, vice   
   president of the Italian   
   Association of Catholic Doctors, and Salvatore Pagliuca, vice president of   
   UNITALSI (Italian National Union for Transport of the Sick to Lourdes and   
   International Shrines).   
   - Fr. Jose Luiz Gomes de Vasconcelos of the clergy of the diocese of   
   Garanhuns, Brazil, rector of the interdiocesan seminary of Caruaru, as   
   auxiliary of the archdiocese of Fortaleza (area 14,813, population 3,622,000,   
   Catholics 2,562,000, priests 332,   
   permanent deacons 19, religious 1,144), Brazil. The bishop-elect was born in   
   Garanhuns in 1963 and ordained a priest in 1989. He studied in Rome before   
   returning to Brazil where he has worked in pastoral care and education.   
   - Fr. Giovanni Crippa I.M.C., teacher and pastor in the archdiocese of Feira   
   de Santana, Brazil, as auxiliary of the archdiocese of Sao Salvador da Bahia   
   (area 3,859, population 3,210,878, Catholics 2,284,477, priests 283, permanent   
   deacons 93,   
   religious 1,070), Brazil. The bishop-elect was born in Besana Brianzana, Italy   
   in 1958 and ordained a priest in 1985. He was active in missionary formation   
   in Turin and Rome before moving to Brazil in 2000 where he has worked as a   
   pastor and seminary   
   professor.   
   - Bishop Adriano Ciocca Vasino of Floresta, Brazil, as bishop prelate of Sao   
   Felix (area 150,000, population 162,000, Catholics 139,000, priests 20,   
   permanent deacons 3, religious 43), Brazil.   
      
   ___________________________________________________________   
      
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VATICAN INFORMATION SERVICE
YEAR XXII - N° 60DATE 21-03-2012

Summary:
- STATISTICS FOR THE CATHOLIC       CHURCH IN MEXICO AND CUBA
-       OTHER PONTIFICAL ACTS

_______________________________       ___________________________

       

STATISTICS FOR THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN MEXICO AND CUBA

       

Vatican City, 21 March 2012 (VIS) - Benedict XVI is due to make an       apostolic trip to Mexico and Cuba from 23 to 29 March, to mark the two       hundredth anniversary of the independence of Mexico, and the four hundredth of       the discovery of the image of       "Nuestra Senora de la Caridad del Cobre" in Cuba. For the occasion statistics       have been published concerning the Catholic Church in those two countries. The       information, updated to 31 December 2010, comes from the Central Statistical       Office of the       Church.

       

Mexico has a surface area of 1,958,201 square kilometres and a population       of 108,426,000, of whom 99,635,000 (91.89 percent) are Catholic. There are 93       ecclesiastical circumscriptions, 6,744 parishes and 7,169 pastoral centres of       other kinds.       Currently, there are 163 bishops, 16,234 priests, 30,023 religious, 505       members of secular institutes, 25,846 lay missionaries and 295,462 catechists.       Minor seminarians number 4,524 and major seminarians 6,495.

       

A total of 1,856,735 students attend 8,991 centres of Catholic education of       all levels and 1,822 special education centres. Other institutions belonging       to the Church or run by priests or religious in Mexico include 257 hospitals,       1,602 clinics, 8       leper colonies, 372 homes for the elderly or disabled, 329 orphanages and       nurseries, 2,134 family counselling centres and other pro-life centres, and       340 institutions of other kinds.

       

Cuba has a surface area of 110,861 square kilometres and a population of       11,242,000, of whom 6,766,000 (60.19 percent) are Catholic. There are 11       ecclesiastical circumscriptions, 304 parishes and 2,210 pastoral centres of       other kinds. Currently,       there are 17 bishops, 361 priests, 656 religious, 24 members of secular       institutes, 2,122 lay missionaries and 4,133 catechists. Minor seminarians       number 13 and major seminarians 78.

       

A total of 1,113 students attend 12 centres of Catholic education of all       levels and 10 special education centres. Other institutions belonging to the       Church or run by priests or religious in Cuba include 2 clinics, 1 leper       colony, 8 homes for the       elderly or disabled, 3 orphanages and nurseries, and 3 institutions of other       kinds.

       
___________________________________________________________
       

OTHER PONTIFICAL ACTS

       

Vatican City, 21 March 2012 (VIS) - The Holy Father appointed:

       

- As members of the Pontifical Council for Health Pastoral Care: Cardinal       Wilfrid Fox Napier O.F.M., archbishop of Durban, South Africa, and Bishop       Walter Mixa, emeritus of Augsburg, Germany.

       

- As consultors of the Pontifical Council for Health Pastoral Care: Bishop       Joachim Ntahondereye of Muyinga, Burundi; Orochi Samuel Orach, director of the       National Office for Health Pastoral Care in Uganda; Stefano Ojetti, vice       president of the       Italian Association of Catholic Doctors, and Salvatore Pagliuca, vice       president of UNITALSI (Italian National Union for Transport of the Sick to       Lourdes and International Shrines).

       

- Fr. Jose Luiz Gomes de Vasconcelos of the clergy of the diocese of       Garanhuns, Brazil, rector of the interdiocesan seminary of Caruaru, as       auxiliary of the archdiocese of Fortaleza (area 14,813, population 3,622,000,       Catholics 2,562,000, priests       332, permanent deacons 19, religious 1,144), Brazil. The bishop-elect was born       in Garanhuns in 1963 and ordained a priest in 1989. He studied in Rome before       returning to Brazil where he has worked in pastoral care and education.

       

- Fr. Giovanni Crippa I.M.C., teacher and pastor in the archdiocese of       Feira de Santana, Brazil, as auxiliary of the archdiocese of Sao Salvador da       Bahia (area 3,859, population 3,210,878, Catholics 2,284,477, priests 283,       permanent deacons 93,       religious 1,070), Brazil. The bishop-elect was born in Besana Brianzana, Italy       in 1958 and ordained a priest in 1985. He was active in missionary formation       in Turin and Rome before moving to Brazil in 2000 where he has worked as a       pastor and seminary       professor.

       

- Bishop Adriano Ciocca Vasino of Floresta, Brazil, as bishop prelate of       Sao Felix (area 150,000, population 162,000, Catholics 139,000, priests 20,       permanent deacons 3, religious 43), Brazil.

       
___________________________________________________________

       Per ulteriori informazioni e per la ricerca di documenti consultare il
       sito: www.wisnews.org e www.vatican.va
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