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VATICAN INFORMATION SERVICE
YEAR XXII - N° 142
DATE 19-07-2012
Summary:
- COMMUNIQUE CONCERNING PRIESTLY SOCIETY OF ST. PIUS X
- POPE TELLS DIRECTORS OF AFRICAN AMERICAN PASTORAL CARE TO ACCOMPANY THOSE
BELOVED BUT MARGINALISED PEOPLES
- OTHER PONTIFICAL ACTS
___________________________________________________________
COMMUNIQUE CONCERNING PRIESTLY SOCIETY OF ST. PIUS X
Vatican City, 19 July 2012 (VIS) - Early this afternoon, the Holy See Press
Office released the following English-language communique concerning the
declaration which emerged from the General Chapter of the Priestly Society of
St. Pius X.
"The recently concluded General Chapter of the Priestly Society of St. Pius X
has addressed a declaration regarding the possibility of a canonical
normalisation in the relationship of the Society and the Holy See. While it
has been made public, the
declaration remains primarily an internal document for study and discussion
among the members of the Society.
"The Holy See has taken note of this declaration, but awaits the forthcoming
official communication of the Priestly Society as their dialogue with the
Pontifical Commission 'Ecclesia Dei' continues".
___________________________________________________________
POPE TELLS DIRECTORS OF AFRICAN AMERICAN PASTORAL CARE TO ACCOMPANY THOSE
BELOVED BUT MARGINALISED PEOPLES
Vatican City, 19 July 2012 (VIS) - Benedict XVI has sent a message, through
Cardinal Secretary of State Tarcisio Bertone S.D.B., to Bishop Pablo Varela
Server, auxiliary of Panama and president of the department for education and
culture of the Latin
American Episcopal Council (CELAM), for the occasion of the twelfth Meeting on
African American Pastoral Care. The meeting is due to come to an end tomorrow,
20 July, in Guayaquil, Ecuador.
The Holy Father encourages the bishops participating in the event "to examine
the cultural values, history and traditions of African Americans, with a view
to improving the Church's ability to present Jesus Christ as the authentic
response to the most
profound questions of mankind". In doing this they should allow themselves to
be "led by the impulse of the Holy Spirit which came to make all cultures
fruitful, 'purifying them, germinating the many seeds which the incarnate Word
placed therein, and
thus guiding them along the paths of the Gospel". The Pope also invites the
bishops and their collaborators "to continue to accompany those beloved
peoples, who are often marginalised and ignored".
The theme of the twelfth Meeting on African American Pastoral Care is "African
American and Caribbean Pastoral Care and the Aparecida Document. Challenges
and Hopes in the Church and in Society". The event is being attended by 250
delegates from Brazil,
Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Mexico, Argentina, Panama, Bolivia, Haiti.
Dominican Republic, Paraguay, Chile, Uruguay, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Honduras,
Guatemala and Jamaica.
The meeting, which opened on 16 July, aims to revitalise the processes whereby
African American peoples participate in the Church and in society; to foment
unity and the human, social and religious development of the peoples of Latin
America and the
Caribbean, and to continue the process of building black Christian communities
with a specific identity.
Also in Guayaquil and in the context of the same event, the third Meeting of
Bishops with African American Peoples in Latin America and the Caribbean was
held from 13 to 15 July. The participants revised and extended the African
American pastoral
guidelines, the tenth anniversary of the publication of which falls in 2013.
"Above all", according to a note issued by CELAM, "with the United Nations
International Year for People of African Descent in 2011, and the recent call
for an International Decade for People of African Descent, the Church in Latin
America is seeking to
focus particular attention on people of African descent, and their presence
and participation in the Church and in society".
___________________________________________________________
OTHER PONTIFICAL ACTS
Vatican City, 19 July 2012 (VIS) - The Holy Father accepted the resignation
from the office of auxiliary of the archdiocese of Guadalajara, Mexico,
presented by Bishop Rafael Francisco Martinez Sainz, upon having reached the
age limit.
___________________________________________________________
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VISnews120719
VATICAN INFORMATION SERVICE YEAR XXII - N° 142DATE 19-07-2012
Summary: - COMMUNIQUE CONCERNING PRIESTLY
SOCIETY OF ST. PIUS X -
POPE TELLS DIRECTORS OF AFRICAN AMERICAN PASTORAL CARE TO ACCOMPANY THOSE
BELOVED BUT MARGINALISED PEOPLES - OTHER PONTIFICAL ACTS ___________________________________________________________
COMMUNIQUE CONCERNING PRIESTLY SOCIETY OF ST. PIUS X
Vatican City, 19 July 2012 (VIS) - Early this afternoon, the Holy See Press
Office released the following English-language communique concerning the
declaration which emerged from the General Chapter of the Priestly Society of
St. Pius X.
"The recently concluded General Chapter of the Priestly Society of St. Pius
X has addressed a declaration regarding the possibility of a canonical
normalisation in the relationship of the Society and the Holy See. While it
has been made public, the
declaration remains primarily an internal document for study and discussion
among the members of the Society.
"The Holy See has taken note of this declaration, but awaits the
forthcoming official communication of the Priestly Society as their dialogue
with the Pontifical Commission 'Ecclesia Dei' continues".
POPE TELLS DIRECTORS OF AFRICAN AMERICAN PASTORAL CARE TO ACCOMPANY THOSE
BELOVED BUT MARGINALISED PEOPLES
Vatican City, 19 July 2012 (VIS) - Benedict XVI has sent a message, through
Cardinal Secretary of State Tarcisio Bertone S.D.B., to Bishop Pablo Varela
Server, auxiliary of Panama and president of the department for education and
culture of the Latin
American Episcopal Council (CELAM), for the occasion of the twelfth Meeting on
African American Pastoral Care. The meeting is due to come to an end tomorrow,
20 July, in Guayaquil, Ecuador.
The Holy Father encourages the bishops participating in the event "to
examine the cultural values, history and traditions of African Americans, with
a view to improving the Church's ability to present Jesus Christ as the
authentic response to the
most profound questions of mankind". In doing this they should allow
themselves to be "led by the impulse of the Holy Spirit which came to make all
cultures fruitful, 'purifying them, germinating the many seeds which the
incarnate Word placed therein,
and thus guiding them along the paths of the Gospel". The Pope also invites
the bishops and their collaborators "to continue to accompany those beloved
peoples, who are often marginalised and ignored".
The theme of the twelfth Meeting on African American Pastoral Care is
"African American and Caribbean Pastoral Care and the Aparecida Document.
Challenges and Hopes in the Church and in Society". The event is being
attended by 250 delegates from
Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Mexico, Argentina, Panama,
Bolivia, Haiti. Dominican Republic, Paraguay, Chile, Uruguay, Nicaragua, Costa
Rica, Honduras, Guatemala and Jamaica.
The meeting, which opened on 16 July, aims to revitalise the processes
whereby African American peoples participate in the Church and in society; to
foment unity and the human, social and religious development of the peoples of
Latin America and the
Caribbean, and to continue the process of building black Christian communities
with a specific identity.
Also in Guayaquil and in the context of the same event, the third Meeting
of Bishops with African American Peoples in Latin America and the Caribbean
was held from 13 to 15 July. The participants revised and extended the African
American pastoral
guidelines, the tenth anniversary of the publication of which falls in
2013.
"Above all", according to a note issued by CELAM, "with the United Nations
International Year for People of African Descent in 2011, and the recent call
for an International Decade for People of African Descent, the Church in Latin
America is seeking
to focus particular attention on people of African descent, and their presence
and participation in the Church and in society".
Vatican City, 19 July 2012 (VIS) - The Holy Father accepted the resignation
from the office of auxiliary of the archdiocese of Guadalajara, Mexico,
presented by Bishop Rafael Francisco Martinez Sainz, upon having reached the
age limit.
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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