Vatican City, 24 April 2014 (VIS) –
On Friday 18 the Holy Father accepted the resignation of Rev. Dom
Umberto Beda Paluzzi, O.S.B., from the pastoral care of the
territorial abbey of Montevergine in Italy, in accordance with canon
401 para. 2 of the Code of Canon Law.
On Thursday, 17 April, the Holy Father:
- appointed Rev. Jose Augusto Traquina
Maria as auxiliary of the patriarchate of Lisbon (area 3,735,
population 2,237,000, Catholics 1,871,000, priests 551, permanent
deacons 86, religious 1,516), Portugal. The bishop-elect was born in
Alcobaca, Portugal in 1954 and was ordained a priest in 1985. He
holds a licentiate in theology from the Portuguese Catholic
University. He has held a number of pastoral roles, including canon
of the Cathedral of Lisbon, vicar, coordinator of the permanent
secretariat of the diocesan presbyteral council, and spiritual
director.
- appointed Jose Trinidad Fernandez
Angulo as auxiliary of the archdiocese of Caracas (area 991,
population 4,644,000, Catholics 3,960,000, priests 490, permanent
deacons 9, religious 1,597), Venezuela. The bishop-elect was born in
Merida, Venezuela in 1964 and was ordained a priest in 1989. He holds
a licentiate in philosophy from the Pontifical Gregorian University,
Rome, and has held a number of pastoral roles, including director of
studies, deputy director of various seminaries, and professor.
- Rev. Can. Francisco Jose Villas-Boas
Senra de Faria Coelho, as auxiliary of the archdiocese of Braga (area
2,857, population 964,800, Catholics 886,700, priests 465, permanent
deacons 12, religious 676), Portugal. The bishop-elect was born in
Mozambique in 1961 and was ordained a priest in 1986. He studied
theology and philosophy, and holds a licentiate in history of the
Church from the Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome. In 2008 he was
awarded a doctorate from the Phoenix International University in the
U.S.A. During his pastoral ministry he has served as a professor of
theology, spiritual director, canon of the Cathedral, parish priest
and religious assistant.
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