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Secretary General

General Secretary Martin Michalíček The General Secretary Fr Martin Michalíček (born on 18 August 1974) was ordained priest for the Diocese of Nitra (Slovak Republic) in 1999. CCEE Secretaries General: Rev. Alois Sustar (Slovenia, 1971-1977) – subsequently Archbishop of Ljubjana. Rev. Ivo Fürer (Switzerland, 1977-1995) – subsequently Bishop of St. Gallen. Mgr Aldo Giordano (Italy, 1995-2008) – at the moment Apostolic Nuncio in Venezuela.  Mgr … Continue reading Secretary General »

Cardinal Angelo Bagnasco, Presidente

President  Cardinal Angelo Bagnasco President His Eminence Cardinal Angelo Bagnasco, Archbishop of Genoa. He was ordained a priest on 29 June 1966 and holds a doctorate in philosophy from the University of Genoa.

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2015 – Meeting of the Media Officers and Spokespersons of Europe’s Bishops Conferences

Meeting of the Media Officers and Spokespersons of Europe’s Bishops Conferences Communication in the Bishops’ Conferences of Europe Prague, Czech Republic, 17-20 June 2015 The annual meeting of the Media Officers and Spokespeople of the Bishops’ Conferences of Europe will this year overlap in part with that of their General Secretaries, examining together current issues linked to communications in the Bishops’ Conferences. At the first … Continue reading 2015 – Meeting of the Media Officers and Spokespersons of Europe’s Bishops Conferences »

2015 – CCEE Plenary Assembly

CCEE Plenary Assembly CCEE Plenary Assembly Holy Land, 11-16 September 2015 The Presidents of the Bishops’ Conferences of Europe participate in the Plenary Assembly and representatives from the Holy See’s delegations to the European institutions and from ComECE are also invited. This year the Plenary Assembly will take place in the Holy Land as a witness to the solidarity of the Church in Europe with … Continue reading 2015 – CCEE Plenary Assembly »

2015 – Pastoral care of migrants in Europe

Pastoral care of migrants in Europe Meeting of the National Directors of Pastoral Care for Migrants within the Bishops’ Conferences of Europe Vilnius, Lithuania, 30 June-02 July 2015 The meeting is organised by the ‘Migration’ Section of the CCEE Caritas in Veritate Commission, chaired by Cardinal Josip Bozanic, Archbishop of Zagreb. The Commission itself is chaired by His Grace Mgr Giampaolo Crepaldi, Archbishop of Trieste. … Continue reading 2015 – Pastoral care of migrants in Europe »

2015 – Collaboration between Bishops’ Conferences in Europe

Collaboration between Bishops’ Conferences in Europe Meeting of the General Secretaries of Europe’s Bishops Conferences Prague, Czech Republic, 18-21 June 2015 The annual meeting of the General Secretaries of the Bishops’ Conferences of Europe will this year overlap in part with that of their Spokespeople. In the second part of the meeting the General Secretaries will examine common issues of pastoral concern. Theme The General … Continue reading 2015 – Collaboration between Bishops’ Conferences in Europe »

2015 – Meeting of Eastern Catholic bishops

Meeting of Eastern Catholic Bishops Meeting of the Eastern Catholic Bishops in Europe Prague, Czech Republic, 4-7 June 2015 The meeting is organised annually by one of the Eastern Churches present in Europe. Since 2009, CCEE has given its support to this meeting of Eastern Catholic Bishops. This year the meeting will take place in the Czech Republic at the invitation of His Lordship Mgr … Continue reading 2015 – Meeting of Eastern Catholic bishops »

2015 – Episcopal collaboration between Africa and Europe

Episcopal collaboration between Africa and Europe CCEE – SECAM Seminar for bishops Maputo, Mozambique, 28-31 May 2015 After the Congress organised by CCEE and SECAM (Symposium of Episcopal Conferences of Africa and Madagascar) held in Rome in 2012, the study seminars on important pastoral issues for Africa and Europe will begin again, involving about ten bishops from Europe and the African continent.  Theme The joy … Continue reading 2015 – Episcopal collaboration between Africa and Europe »