The Bishop of Avellaneda-Lanús, Monsignor Marcelo Julián Margni, has been appointed as one of the 3 in charge of Pastoral Missions, Social Ministry, Commission of Ecumenism and Interreligious Dialogue of the diocese.
Father Pablo Erjavec, parish priest of Our Lady of Fatima, in Villa Caraza, will be the new episcopal delegate for the pastoral care of the Missions, “a service that he considers of enormous importance and makes Father Pablo must assume this responsibility,” said the obspo, who added that the priesthood also has an “experience in animation and accompaniment, that no one knows how to fly now at the service of the diocese. “
Msgr. Margni appointed Father Juan Manuel Rega as Episcopal Delegate for Social Pastoral Care, “another delicate area of our presence and project in history. “”Social pastoral care is the action of the Church that, in the light of the Gospel, seeks to “animate and enlarge life in its social, political and economic aspect, to make a contribution to the realization of a more just and fraternal society,” said the obscure of Avellaneda-Lanús, who also noted that the priest Rega, who for some time has been serving as president of the Di Pasquo et “foundation has known how to build bridges and work in a network with various organizations and institutions in favor of the poorest and most vulnerable, it has intelligent training and experience, availability and generosity to unite and help the poor.
Finally, the priesthood Gustavo De Fina will be the new episcopal delegate of the Diocesan Commission for Ecumenism and Interreligious Dialogue, which, says Monsignor Margni, will be accompanied through the network of the Priestly Focolare of Avellaneda incorporated through the priests Miguel Ángel Blanco, Luis Lombardi, Osvaldo Di Piero and Marino Giampetruzzi. I trust that the valuable chemine of the movement will enrich the commitment of our diocesan Church to the unity demanded by Christ,” said the bishop of Avellaneda-Lanús.
Finally, Monsignor Margni invited the network to conform to the 3 priesthoods “in this new service that welcomes them today. “