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Annuaire 2020 ANNUAIRE 2020 Diocèse de Mende SOMMAIRE L’Église universelle .............................................................................................. p.5 Sa Sainteté le Pape François Cardinaux français Saint Siège en France L’Église en France ............................................................................................... p.7 Provinces et diocèses de France Liste des évêques par diocèse Province ecclésiastique de Montpellier ............................................................ p.15 Les évêques de la Province Officialité provinciale Séminaire inter-provincial Institut Catholique de Toulouse Enseignement catholique Les responsables des services dans les diocèses de la Province Le diocèse de Mende ....................................................................................... p.34 Notice historique Liste chronologique des évêques de Mende L’évêque et ses collaborateurs ......................................................................... p.37 Mgr Benoît Bertrand, Evêque de Mende Les collaborateurs immédiats de l’évêque Les conseils de l’évêque Services généraux de la Maison diocésaine Organismes officiels non canoniques Communes et paroisses du diocèse ................................................................. p.46 Paroisse Saint-Joseph de Florac Paroisse Sainte-Thérèse de l’Enfant-Jésus de Langogne Paroisse Saint-Frézal de Marvejols Paroisse Saint-Privat de Mende Paroisse Saint-Jacques de Saint-Chély d’Apcher Concordance des communes avec les anciennes et les nouvelles paroisses Liste des églises du diocèse et de leur saint patron, par paroisse et par communauté locale Les services diocésains ..................................................................................... p.86 Services pastoraux Autres instances diocésaines Aumôneries diocésaines et paroissiales 3 Enseignement catholique .............................................................................. p.100 Direction diocésaine de l’Enseignement catholique Recensement et effectifs des établissements catholiques d’enseignement Tutelles des différents établissements scolaires L’apostolat des laïcs/Mouvements et associations de fidèles ......................... p.108 Mouvements d’action catholique Mouvements éducatifs Mouvements de spiritualité conjugale et familiale Associations familiales Mouvements de spiritualité pour personnes malades et handicapées Organisations caritatives et de solidarité Groupements de vie évangélique Groupes spirituels et/ou de prière Association privée de fidèles Le clergé du diocèse ....................................................................................... p.113 La Vie Consacrée ............................................................................................ p.118 Listes alphabétiques ....................................................................................... p.121 Évêques, prêtres et diacres incardinés et/ou résidant dans le diocèse Prêtres originaires du diocèse incardinés dans d’autres diocèses, ou membres d’instituts religieux Religieux, religieuses et laïcs en mission ecclésiale 4 L’ÉGLISE UNIVERSELLE L’Eglise universelle LE PAPE FRANÇOIS Buenos Aires dont il devient archevêque le 28 février 1998. Jorge Mario Bergoglio est né le 17 Le 9 novembre 2005, il est élu président décembre 1936 à Buenos Aires en de la Conférence épiscopale argentine, Argentine. Après une formation réélu en 2008 et termine son mandat d’ingénieur chimiste, il entre au séminaire, en novembre 2011. Il est président de la puis au noviciat de la Compagnie de Jésus Commission épiscopale pour la pastorale le 11 mars 1958. Il part faire son noviciat universitaire. au Chili et revient en 1963 pour obtenir Il est créé cardinal par St Jean-Paul II lors une licence de philosophie. De 1964 à du consistoire du 21 févier 2001, du titre 1965, il est professeur de littérature et de de saint Robert Bellarmin. psychologie à l’université de l’Immaculée de Santa Fe puis, en 1966, à l’université Élu pape le 13 mars 2013, il devient le del Salvador à Buenos Aires. De 1967 à 265e successeur de Pierre et inaugure 1970, il reprend des études de théologie solennellement son pontificat le 19 mars et obtient son diplôme. 2013. Il est ordonné prêtre le 13 décembre 1969 Encycliques : et prononce ses vœux perpétuels le 22 - Lumen fidei, 29 juin 2013 avril 1973. Il devient maître des novices - Laudato Si’, 24 mai 2015 et professeur à la faculté de théologie de l’université de San Miguel et conseiller Exhortations apostoliques pour la province jésuite. - Evangelii Gaudium, 24 novembre 2013 - Amoris Laetitia, 19 mars 2016 Le 31 juillet 1973, il est nommé provincial - Gaudete et exsultate, 19 mars 2018 d’Argentine, charge qu’il exerce jusqu’en - Christus vivit, 25 mars 2019 1979. Entre 1980 et 1986, il est recteur - Querida Amazonia, 12 février 2020 à l’université de San Miguel. Il est également prêtre en paroisse dans le Devise : « Miserando atque eligendo » diocèse de San Miguel. Il part ensuite finir son doctorat en Allemagne, puis revient à l’université del Salvador et enfin à l’église LE PAPE ÉMÉRITE BENOIT XVI de la Compagnie de Jésus à Cordoue comme directeur spirituel et confesseur. Joseph Ratzinger est né à Marktl am Inn, Jean-Paul II le nomme évêque titulaire dans le diocèse de Passau (Allemagne), d’Auca et auxiliaire de Buenos Aires, le le 16 avril 1927. Ordonné prêtre le 29 20 mai 1992. Il reçoit la consécration juin 1951, il commence une activité épiscopale le 27 juin 1992. Sa devise est « d’enseignement et obtient, en 1953, le Miserando atque eligendo ». doctorat de théologie. Le 3 juin 1997, il est nommé coadjuteur de D’abord professeur de dogmatique et 5 de théologie fondamentale il devient, à des cardinaux le 6 novembre 1998, il est partir de 1969, professeur de théologie nommé par Jean-Paul II doyen du collège dogmatique et d’histoire des dogmes des cardinaux le 30 novembre 2002. à l’Université de Ratisbonne et vice- Élu pape le 19 avril 2005, il devient le président de la même université. À partir 264e successeur de Pierre et inaugure de 1962, il est consulteur de l’archevêque solennellement son pontificat le 24 avril de Cologne au concile Vatican II. 2005. Le 25 mars 1977, le pape Paul VI le nomme Le 28 février 2013, après un pontificat archevêque de Munich et Freising, puis de près de huit ans, il renonce à ses le crée cardinal le 27 juin 1977. Le 25 fonctions. novembre 1981, le pape Jean-Paul II l’appelle à Rome et le nomme préfet de Encycliques : la Congrégation pour la doctrine de la foi. Il préside la Commission d’élaboration Deus Caritas est, 25 décembre 2005 du Catéchisme de l’Église catholique de Spe Salvi, 30 novembre 2007 1986 à 1992. Élu vice-doyen du collège Caritas in Veritate, 29 juin 2009 CARDINAUX FRANÇAIS Naissance / Ordination épiscopale / Cardinalat S. Ém. le Cardinal Philippe BARBARIN ........................................................ 50 / 98 / 03 Archevêque émérite de Lyon, depuis 2020 S. Ém. le Cardinal Dominique MAMBERTI.................................................. 52 / 02 / 15 Préfet du Tribunal suprême de la Signature apostolique, depuis 2014 S. Ém. le Cardinal Paul POUPARD ............................................................... 30 / 79 / 85 Président émérite du Conseil pontifical pour la culture et du Conseil pontifical pour le dialogue interreligieux S. Ém. le Cardinal Jean-Pierre RICARD ....................................................... 44 / 93 / 06 Archevêque émérite de Bordeaux, depuis 2019 S. Ém. le Cardinal Albert VANHOYE ............................................................ 23 / 54 / 06 Professeur émérite à l’institut biblique pontifical. S. Ém. le Cardinal André VINGT-TROIS ....................................................... 42 / 88 / 07 Archevêque émérite de Paris, depuis 2017 6 SAINT-SIÈGE EN FRANCE France L’Eglise de L’Eglise Nonciature apostolique en France 10, avenue du président Wilson - 75116 Paris Tél. 01 53 23 01 50 – Fax 01 47 23 65 44 [email protected] S. Exc. Mgr Celestino MIGLIORE, Nonce apostolique Mgr Andrea FERRANTE, Premier conseiller de nonciature Mgr Yovko PISHTIYSKI, Deuxième conseiller de nonciature Mission permanente du Saint-Siège auprès de l’UNESCO Unesco - bureau 520 - 1 rue Miollis - 75732 Paris Cedex 15 Tél. 01 45 68 33 13 – Fax 01 43 06 28 91 [email protected] Mgr Francesco FOLLO, Observateur permanent du Saint-Siège auprès de l’UNESCO Mission permanente du Saint-Siège auprès du Conseil de l’Europe 2 Rue Le-Nôtre 67000 Strasbourg Tél. 03 88 35 02 44 - Fax : 03 88 24 78 05 [email protected] Mgr Marco GANCI, Observateur permanent du Saint-Siège auprès du Conseil de l’Europe Abbé Fabio SALERNO, Secrétaire 7 L’ÉGLISE DE FRANCE (1) Les archevêchés sont en gras (2) Les trois diocèses de Chambéry, Maurienne et Tarentaise sont réunis et ont pour évêque, l’archevêque de Chambéry 8 PROVINCES ECCLÉSIASTIQUES France L’Eglise de L’Eglise BESANÇON BORDEAUX CLERMONT Belfort-Montbéliard Agen Le Puy-en-Velay Nancy Aire et Dax Moulins Saint-Claude Bayonne Saint-Flour Saint-Dié Périgueux Verdun DIJON LILLE LYON Autun Arras Annecy Nevers Cambrai Belley-Ars Sens et Auxerre Chambéry, Maurienne et Tarentaise Prélature de la Mission de France Grenoble - Vienne Saint-Étienne Valence Viviers MARSEILLE MONTPELLIER PARIS Aix Carcassonne et Narbonne Créteil Ajaccio Mende Évry - Corbeil-Essonnes Avignon Nîmes Meaux Digne Perpignan-Elne Nanterre Fréjus-Toulon Pontoise Gap et Embrun Saint-Denis Nice Versailles POITIERS REIMS RENNES Angoulême Amiens Angers La Rochelle Beauvais Laval Limoges Châlons
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