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Rinunce E Nomine N. 0224 Mercoledì 30.04.2003 RINUNCE E NOMINE RINUNCE E NOMINE ● RINUNCIA DEL VESCOVO DI ESTÂNCIA (BRASILE) E NOMINA DEL SUCCESSORE ● NOMINA DEL VESCOVO DI FALL RIVER (U.S.A.) ● NOMINA DELL’AUSILIARE DI SAN CRISTÓBAL DE LAS CASAS (MESSICO) ● RINUNCIA DEL VESCOVO DI ESTÂNCIA (BRASILE) E NOMINA DEL SUCCESSORE Il Santo Padre ha accettato la rinuncia al governo pastorale della diocesi di Estância (Brasile), presentata da S.E. Mons. Hildebrando Mendes Costa, in conformità al can. 401 § 1 del Codice di Diritto Canonico. Giovanni Paolo II ha nominato Vescovo di Estância (Brasile) il Rev.do Sacerdote Marco Eugênio Galrão Leite de Almeida, del clero dell’Arcidiocesi di Aracaju, finora Parroco della Parrocchia di "São Marcos Evangelista". Rev.do Marco Eugênio Galrão Leite de Almeida Il Rev.do Marco Eugênio Galrão Leite de Almeida è nato il 30 gennaio 1959 ad Aracaju, nella omonima arcidiocesi, nello Stato di Sergipe. Ha fatto gli studi di Ingegneria civile presso l’Università Federale di Sergipe e in Pedagogia presso la Facoltà San Pio X di Aracaju. Dopo un’esperienza vocazionale di vita monastica nel Monastero benedettino di São Salvador da Bahia, ha studiato Filosofia e Teologia nel Seminario Arcidiocesano "Nossa Senhora de Fátima", a Brasília. E’ stato Direttore degli studi nel Seminario Maggiore di Filosofia. E’ stato ordinato sacerdote il 10 dicembre 1989 ed ha ricoperto i seguenti incarichi: Parroco della Parrocchia del "Beato José de Anchieta" (1990-1997); Vice-coordinatore della pastorale dell’arcidiocesi; Direttore della Scuola di Catechesi del Settore Sud di Aracaju; Vicario Generale dell’Arcidiocesi di Aracaju (1997-2001) e Cappellano della Chiesa di São Salvador. Attualmente è il parroco della Parrocchia di "São Marcos Evangelista" (dal 2001); Cancelliere della Curia arcidiocesana dal 2001) e Professore presso l’Istituto di Teologia per i Laici di Aracaju. 2 [00657-01.01] ● NOMINA DEL VESCOVO DI FALL RIVER (U.S.A.) Il Papa ha nominato Vescovo di Fall River (U.S.A.) il Rev.do Mons. George William Coleman, attuale amministratore diocesano della medesima diocesi. Mons. George William Coleman Il Rev.do Mons. George William Coleman è nato il 1° febbraio 1939 a Fall River (Massachusetts). Dopo aver frequentato la "Monsignor Coyle High School"a Taunton ed il "Holy Cross College"a Worcester, è passato per la sua formazione sacerdotale prima al Seminario "Saint John’s" a Brighton e poi presso il Pontificio Collegio Americano del Nord e la Pontificia Università Gregoriana a Roma, dove ha conseguito la Licenza in Teologia. Ha seguito corsi anche alla "Brown University" a Providence (Rhode Island). E’ stato ordinato sacerdote per la diocesi di Fall River il 16 dicembre 1964 a Roma. Mons. Coleman ha ricoperto i seguenti incarichi: vicario parrocchiale di tre diverse parrocchie: "Saint Kilian’s Parish"a New Bedford (1965-1967), "Saint Louis Parish" a Fall River (1967-1972), e "Our Lady of Victory Parish" a Centerville (1972-1982). E’ stato Parroco della "Saint Louis Parish" a Fall River (1982-1985), e della "Corpus Christi Parish" a Sandwich (1984-1994). Inoltre, egli è stato Direttore dell’Ufficio diocesano per l’Educazione (1977-1985) e Decano del "Cape Cod Deanery" (1990-1994). E’ Prelato d’Onore di Sua Santità dal 30 settembre 1994. Nel 1994, è stato nominato Vicario Generale e Moderatore della Curia, uffici che ha ricoperto fino ad ottobre 2002, quando è stato eletto Amministratore diocesano di Fall River dopo il trasferimento del Vescovo. [00658-01.02] ● NOMINA DELL’AUSILIARE DI SAN CRISTÓBAL DE LAS CASAS (MESSICO) Il Santo Padre ha nominato Ausiliare della diocesi di San Cristóbal de Las Casas (Messico) il Rev.do Sacerdote Enrique Díaz Díaz, Vicario episcopale dell’arcidiocesi di Morelia, assegnandogli la sede titolare vescovile di Izirzada. Rev.do Enrique Díaz Díaz Il Rev.do Sacerdote Enrique Díaz Díaz è nato a Huandacareo, arcidiocesi di Morelia, il 13 giugno 1952. Ha compiuto gli studi di filosofia e di teologia nel Seminario Maggiore di Morelia. Dal 1991 al 1994 ha risieduto a Roma come alunno del Pontificio Collegio Messicano. Ha frequentato il Pontificio Istituto Biblico, dove ha ottenuto la licenza in Sacra Scrittura, perfezionando in seguito le sue conoscenze bibliche a Gerusalemme. Ha ricevuto l’ordinazione sacerdotale il 23 ottobre 1977 per l’arcidiocesi di Morelia. Ha ricoperto gli incarichi di Vicario parrocchiale e di insegnante nel Seminario Maggiore. Dal 1987 al 1991 è stato Parroco di Tzintzuntzan e dal 1997 al 2000 di Nostra Signora di Guadalupe a Morelia. Dal 2000 è Vicario episcopale della Zona II con sede a Pátzcuaro. [00659-01.01].
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