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 Message 1899 
 Vatican Information Service to All 
 [2 of 2] VIS-News 
 09 Nov 15 08:49:04 
 
working, you can find yourself without healthcare".
 In this regard, the task of institutions such as INPS is to contribute to
ensuring that the funds are not lacking for the subsistence of unemployed
workers and their families. "Special attention for female work should not be
missing from your priorities; nor should maternity assistance, which should
always allow for the protection of a new life and those who serve this on a
daily basis. There should be no lack of insurance for old age, sickness, and
work-related accidents. The right to a pension must not be neglected, and I
underline, the right, as this is what it is".
 "In the final analysis, working means prolonging God's work in history,
contributing in a personal, useful and creative way. Supporting employment, you
support this work too. Furthermore, by guaranteeing dignified income to those
who have to leave work, you affirm the most profound reality: work must not be
another cog in the perverse mechanisms that grinds resources to obtain ever
greater profits; it cannot therefore be prolonged or reduced in relation to the
earnings of the few or of forms of production that sacrifice values,
relationships and principles. This applies to the economy in general ... and
also
to all the social institution whose subject and aim is and must be the human
person".
 "Do not forget the person: this is imperative", he concluded. "Love and serve
the person with awareness, responsibility and willingness. Work for those who
work, and not least for those would like to but cannot. Do this not as a work
of
solidarity but as a duty of justice and subsidiarity. Support the weakest, so
that no-one lacks the dignity and freedom to live an authentically human life".

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 Cardinal Ranjith, Pope's special envoy to India's National Eucharistic
Congress
 Vatican City, 9 November 2015 (VIS) - In a letter published today, written in
Latin and dated 12 October, the Holy Father appoints Cardinal Albert Malcolm
Ranjit Patabendige Don, archbishop of Colombo, Sri Lanka, as his special envoy
to the National Eucharistic Congress of India, to be held in Mumbai from 12 to
15 November 2015.
 The mission accompanying the cardinal will be composed of Rev. Fr. Steven
Fernandes, lecturer in moral theology at the seminary of Mumbai, and Rev. Fr.
Jervis S'Souza, judicial vicar.

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 Audiences
 Vatican City, 9 November 2015 (VIS) - Today, the Holy Father received in
audience:
 - Cardinal Antonio Canizares Llovera, archbishop of Valencia, Spain;
 - Archbishop Michael A. Blume, apostolic nuncio in Uganda;
 - Archbishop Jose Antonio Eguren Anselmi of Piura, Peru.
 On Saturday 6 November the Holy Father received in audience:
 - Cardinal Marc Ouellet, prefect of the Congregation for Bishops;
 - Cardinal Agostino Vallini, vicar general of His Holiness for the diocese of
Rome;
 - Larry Yu-yuan Wang, ambassador of the Republic of China, on his farewell
visit.
 - Members of the "Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet", awarded the Nobel Peace
Prize 2015: Mohamed Fadhel Mahfoudh, Abdessatar Ben Moussa, Wided Bouchamaoui
and Houcine Abbassi.

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 Other Pontifical Acts
 Vatican City, 9 November 2015 (VIS) - The Holy Father has appointed Fr. Herve
Gosselin as bishop of Angouleme (area 5,956, population 365,851, Catholics
275,000, priests 75, religious 176, permanent deacons 10), France. The
bishop-elect was born in 1956 in Nantes, France, and was ordained a priest in
1994. He holds a licentiate in moral theology and has served in a number of
roles, including parish vicar, chaplain in the Rennes prison for men, professor
of moral theology, spiritual director and treasurer of the interdiocesan
seminary of Rennes. He is currently director of the "Foyer de Charite" of
Tressaint. He succeeds Bishop Claude Dagens, whose resignation from the
pastoral
care of the same diocese upon reaching the age limit was accepted by the Holy
Father.
 On Saturday 6 November the Holy Father appointed:
 - Fr. Lorenzo Piretto, O.P., as archbishop of Izmir (Catholics 15,000, priests
17, religious 19), Turkey. The bishop-elect was born in Mazze, Italy in 1942,
gave his religious vows in 1963, and was ordained a priest in 1966. He holds a
licentiate in theology from the University of Bologna and a doctorate in
philosophy from the University of Turin. He has occupied a number of academic
roles at the F.I.S.T. of Turin and the University of Marmara in Istanbul. He
has
also served within his order as superior of the Convent of Istanbul, and as
provincial vicar of Turkey, as in a number of pastoral roles including parish
priest and vicar general. He is currently superior of the Convent of Izmir. He
succeeds Archbishop Ruggero Franceschini, O.F.M. Cap., whose resignation from
the pastoral care of the same archdiocese upon reaching the age limit was
accepted by the Holy Father.
 - Bishop Eugeniusz Miroslaw Popowicz as archbishop of the archieparchy of
Przemysl-Warszawa of the Byzantines (Catholics 30,000, priests 47, religious
97), Poland. Msgr. Popowicz is currently auxiliary of the same archieparchy. He
succeeds Archbishop Jan Martyniak whose resignation from the pastoral care of
the same archieparchy upon reaching the age limit was accepted by the Holy
Father.
 - Rev. Fr. Damase Zinga Atangana as bishop of Kribi (area 11,000, population
150,000, Catholics 85,000, priests 44, religious 17), Cameroon. The
bishop-elect
was born in Nkog Bong, Cameroon in 1964 and was ordained a priest in 1992. He
holds a doctorate in moral theology and a diploma in history and science of
religions from the Charles de Gaulle University in Lille, France. He has served
in a number of roles in the diocese of Obala, Cameroon, including rector of the
minor seminary, vicar general, parish priest, and diocesan chaplain. He is
currently vicar general of Obala.
 - Rev. Fr. Pedro Manuel Salamanca Mantilla and Rev. Fr. Luis Manuel Ali
Herrera
as auxiliaries of the archdiocese of Bogota (area 4,019, population 4,580,000,
Catholics 3,925,000, priests 844, permanent deacons 107, religious 2,481),
Colombia.
 Rev. Fr. Salamanca Mantilla was born in Bucaramanga, Colombia in 1961 and
ordained a priest in 1986. He holds a licentiate in biblical theology from the
Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome. He has served in a number of pastoral
roles in the archdiocese of Bogota, including parish vicar, pastor, and
formator
in the major seminary. He is currently archdiocesan delegate for the
coordination of permanent formation of the clergy, and parish priest.
 Rev. Fr. Ali Herrera was born in Barranquilla, Colombia in 1967 and was
ordained a priest in 1992. He holds licentiates theology and psychology from
the
Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome. He has served in a number of pastoral
roles in the archdiocese of Bogota, including parish vicar, secretary and
notary
of the episcopal vicar, parish priest, university chaplain, and formator in the
major seminary. He is currently parish priest and member of the Pontifical
Commission for the Protection of Minors.
 - Msgr. Ricardo Orlando Seirutti as auxiliary of the archdiocese of Cordoba
(area 13,717, population 755,000, Catholics 698,179, priests 83, religious
169),
Argentina. The bishop-elect was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1956 and was
ordained a priest in 1988. He holds a licentiate in theology from the Catholic
University of Cordoba and has served as formator in the minor seminary,
assessor
for youth pastoral ministry, chaplain and formator of candidates to the
permanent diaconate. He is currently vicar forane and parish priest.

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