Diocese of Anápolis

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Diocese of Anápolis
Basic data
Country Brazil
Metropolitan bishopric Archdiocese of Goiânia
Diocesan bishop Jan Kazimierz Wilk OFM Conv
Auxiliary bishop Dilmo Franco de Campos
Vicar General Juvêncio José Abade
founding 1966
surface 14,178 km²
Parishes 56 (2018 / AP 2019 )
Residents 608.505 (2018 / AP 2019 )
Catholics 437,235 (2018 / AP 2019 )
proportion of 71.9%
Diocesan priest 92 (2018 / AP 2019 )
Religious priest 15 (2018 / AP 2019 )
Catholics per priest 4,086
Permanent deacons 23 (2018 / AP 2019 )
Friars 104 (2018 / AP 2019 )
Religious sisters 169 (2018 / AP 2019 )
rite Roman rite
Liturgical language Portuguese
cathedral Catedral Senhor Bom Jesus
Website www.diocesedeanapolis.org.br

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Anápolis (Latin Dioecesis Anapolitana , Portuguese Diocese de Anápolis ) is in Brazil located Roman Catholic diocese based in Anápolis in the state of Goiás . It has been a main base of the Engelwerk since the 1980s and houses its university.

history

The diocese of Anápolis was on October 11, 1966 by Pope Paul VI. Established with the Apostolic Constitution De animorum from cessions of territory of the Archdiocese of Goiânia and subordinated to this as a suffragan . On March 29, 1989, the Diocese of Anápolis were parts of its territory to the founding of the Apostolic Constitution Pastoralis prudentia erected Diocese of Luziânia from.

In 1983 the diocese became the seat of the College of the Angelic Works , the Institutum Sapientiæ , which is headed by the Order of Canon Regulars of the Holy Cross .

Bishops of Anápolis

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Heiner Boberski: The angel work. Theory and Practice of Opus Angelorum. Otto Müller Verlag, Salzburg 1993, ISBN 3-7013-0854-3 . Pp. 95 f and 234
  2. Paul VI: Const. Apost. De animorum , AAS 59 (1967), n.5, p. 323ff.
  3. Ioannes Paulus II : Const. Apost. Pastoralis prudentia , AAS 81 (1989), n.10, p. 1082ff.
  4. Heiner Boberski : The angel work. Theory and Practice of Opus Angelorum . Otto Müller Verlag, Salzburg 1993, p. 289 f.