Vatican City, 25 January 2014 (VIS) –
Today, the Holy Father:
- accepted the resignation from the
pastoral care of the diocese of Mamfe, Cameroon, presented by Bishop
Francis Teke Lysinge, upon having reached the age limit. He is
succeeded by Bishop Andrew Nkea Fuanya, co-adjutor of the same
diocese.
- appointed Rev. Antonio Suetta as
bishop of Ventimiglia-San Remo (area 715, population 157,150,
Catholics 151,500, priests 101, permanent deacons 8, religious 268),
Italy. The bishop-elect was born in Loano, Italy in 1962 and was
ordained a priest in 1986. He holds a licentiate in theology from the
Pontifical Lateran University and a doctorate in theology from the
Pontifical Athenaeum "Regina Apostolorum", Rome. He has
served in a number of pastoral roles, including vicar and
administrator of the parish of Ceslo-Arzeno d'Oneglia, administrator
and priest of the parish of Caravonica, priest and provost of Borgo
Verezzi, and director of the diocesan Caritas. He was chaplain of the
Prison of Imperia, co-founder and president of the social
co-operative “Il Cammino”. He taught fundamental theology,
ecclesiology and and Mariology in the Higher Institute of Religious
Sciences and major seminary. Since 2005 he has held the role of
diocesan bursar; and has served as rector of the diocesan seminary of
Albenga-Imperia since 2011 and canon of the Cathedral Chapter since
2009. He succeeds Bishop Alberto Maria Careggio, whose resignation
from the pastoral care of the same diocese upon having reached the
age limit was accepted by the Holy Father.
- appointed Professor Vincenzo Buonomo
as advisor to Vatican City States. Professor Buomono is office chief
of the Pontifical Representation at the United Nations Organisations
and Entities for Food and Agriculture – F.A.O., I.F.A.D., and
P.A.M., and director of the degree program in law at the Pontifical
Lateran University, Rome.
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