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Fondata Dal Beato Giacomo Alberione Il 20 Agosto 1914 Ad Alba (Cuneo, Italia) SOCIETÀ SAN PAOLO PER L’APOSTOLATO DELLA COMUNICAZIONE SOCIALE Fondata dal Beato Giacomo Alberione il 20 agosto 1914 ad Alba (Cuneo, Italia) Approvazione diocesana (Mons. Giuseppe Francesco Re) Alba, 12 marzo 1927 Decretum laudis (S.S. Pio XII) 10 maggio 1941 Approvazione pontificia definitiva 27 giugno 1949 Approvazione definitiva delle Costituzioni rivedute 4 aprile 1984, I Centenario della nascita del Fondatore STATISTICA GENERALE al 15 marzo 2017 ‐ 15 marzo 2018 Totali Età media 2017 2018 2017 2018 Sacerdoti 526 512 60.24 60.29 Discepoli perpetui 246 238 70.75 71.08 Discepoli temporanei 10 6 37.41 39.92 Chierici perpetui 17 18 35.68 36.84 Chierici temporanei 90 83 29.43 29.66 Totale generale 889 857 59.30 59.69 Novizi 19 25 Case 117 117 Nazioni 34 34 Totale Professi defunti 592 617 Totale Novizi defunti 10 10 * Il presente Stato Personale è aggiornato al 15 marzo 2018. * I nomi di Circoscrizione, posti tra parentesi accanto ad alcuni nominativi, indicano la Provincia o Regione di appartenenza di membri che, per motivi di studio o di apostolato, si trovano at‐ tualmente in altra Circoscrizione. * I nomi di Comunità, posti tra parentesi accanto ad alcuni nomi‐ nativi, indicano la Comunità di appartenenza canonica. * La data posta accanto al nome della Casa ne indica la data di fon‐ dazione. Quella posta accanto al nome del Superiore ne indica la data di nomina. * Nell’elenco alfabetico dei defunti il simbolo † indica il luogo di sepoltura. LEGENDA C = Chierico (temporaneo / perpetuo / diacono) D = Discepolo (temporaneo / perpetuo) S = Sacerdote Sigle che seguono la città di residenza nell’elenco alfabetico generale: Alb = Comunità Jacques Alberione (Kinshasa ‐ Congo) BP = Parrocchia Gesù Buon Pastore (Roma) CC = Comunità Canonico Chiesa (Roma) CDA = Casa Don Alberione (Albano Laziale ‐ Italia) CF = Casa de Formação (São Paulo ‐ Brasile) CG = Casa Generalizia (Roma) CiPa = Comunità di Cidade Paulina (São Paulo ‐ Brasile) CM = Casa Madre (Alba ‐ Italia) CP = Casa o Sede provinciale CR = Casa o Sede regionale DP = Comunità Divina Provvidenza (Alba ‐ Italia) Florida = Comunità di Florida (Buenos Aires ‐ Argentina) PM = Comunità Primo Maestro ‐ Sede provinciale (Roma) R = Comunità di Resina (Madrid ‐ Spagna) Seoul N = Comunità di Seoul Nonhyeondong (Corea) SP = Comunità San Paolo (Roma) T = Comunità Teologi Renato Perino (Bogotá ‐ Colombia) TG = Comunità Timoteo Giaccardo (Roma) V = Vocazionario Viz = Comunità di Vizconde de los Asilos (Madrid ‐ Spagna) VM = Comunità di Vila Mariana (São Paulo ‐ Brasile) W = Comunità di Wakaba (Tokyo ‐ Giappone) Y = Comunità di Yotsuya (Tokyo ‐ Giappone) CIRCOSCRIZIONI E COMUNITÀ PAOLINE GOVERNO GENERALE (eletto dal X Capitolo generale, 4‐7 febbraio 2015) DE CASTRO don Valdir José Superiore generale FRACCHIOLLA don Vito Paolo Vicario generale BOFELLI fr. Luigi Agostino Consigliere generale GODILANO don Celso Consigliere generale PAREDES don José Salud Consigliere generale POTTAYIL don Jose Consigliere generale ZANON fr. Darlei Consigliere generale OFFICIALI GENERALI FUSI don Alberto Mauro Procuratore generale LUBAŚ don Tomasz Economo generale STIMAMIGLIO don Stefano Segretario generale CASE DIRETTAMENTE DIPENDENTI DAL GOVERNO GENERALE CASA GENERALIZIA (costituita il 13 giugno 1936) Società San Paolo Via Alessandro Severo 58 00145 ROMA S De Castro Valdir José Superiore generale (04/02/2015) D Galli Giuseppe Giacomo Coordinatore‐animatore (01/04/2015) D Bofelli Luigi Agostino S Fracchiolla Vito Paolo S Godilano Celso S Lubaś Tomasz S Paredes Servín José Salud S Pérez Sánchez José Antonio Rafael S Pottayil Jose S Proietti Giuseppe S Stimamiglio Stefano D Tirapelle Maurizio D Zanon Darlei ROMA Canonico Chiesa (26 novembre 2007) Società San Paolo Via Alessandro Severo 56 00145 ROMA S Soliman Domenico Delegato (25/12/2015) S Abedi Bin Twaibu Alphonse (Regione Congo) S Colacrai Angelo Paolo C Edeh Arinze James (Prov. India‐Nigeria‐Gran Bretagna‐Irlanda) D González Villarreal Carlos Alberto (Regione Congo) C Kang Byeong Wan Bruno (Regione Corea) S Kang Seung Hyun Peter (Regione Corea) S Kwon Yong Hoon Antonio (Regione Corea) 5 S Lagdamen Joven Jose S Navarro Ulysses Dominic D Ocelli Paolo Angelo S Parappallil Sajith Cyriac (Prov. India‐Nigeria‐Gran Bretagna‐Irlanda) S Pérez Rojo Teófilo Bernardo S Stesuri Vittorio S Venturini Pietro Paolo GERMANIA (16 giugno 1955) MÜNCHEN (1 agosto 1995) Medienverlag St. Paulus GmbH Landwehrstr. 66 80336 MÜNCHEN S Levorato Gino Delegato del Superiore generale S Scholz Peter Adalbert (Wien) ITALIA ALBANO Casa Don Alberione (20 ottobre 1979) Società San Paolo Casa Don Alberione Via San Francesco 48 00041 ALBANO LAZIALE RM S Cesarato Tarcisio Mauro Delegato (15/03/2016) S Maccapani Martino Bernardo S Neroni Giulio Remo 6 ARICCIA Casa Divin Maestro (6 luglio 1959) Società San Paolo Casa Divin Maestro Statale 218, km. 11 00072 ARICCIA RM S Sobrejuanite Mario Philip Delegato (15/03/2016) D Bergamin Ernesto D Bernardi Francesco Giulio Gabriele S Crespi Olinto Giovanni VATICANO (5 luglio 1948) Società San Paolo Palazzo del Belvedere 00120 CITTÀ DEL VATICANO S Fusi Alberto Mauro Delegato (15/09/2010) S Campus Paolino Romano D Eriani Michele D Mellini Andrea Alessandro 7 PROVINCIA ARGENTINA ‐ CILE ‐ PARAGUAY (costituita il 17 gennaio 1956) S Dolzani Martín Pedro Superiore provinciale (11/04/2016) S Muñoz Muñoz Luis Omar Vicario ed Economo provinciale D Barrios Riquelme Luis Guill. 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