Recently Ordained Priests Appointed as Parish Administrators in Madeira
Madeira GuideNewly ordained priests have been appointed as parish administrators in Madeira, following the health-related resignation of previous administrators.
In a recent announcement by the Diocese of Funchal, newly ordained priests have taken on new roles as parish administrators in Madeira. This change comes as a result of health-related resignations by previous administrators, aiming to ensure continued leadership within the local parishes.
Father Marcos Rebelo, who was ordained on January 10 at the Sé Cathedral in Funchal, has been appointed as the new parish administrator of Santa Luzia. His appointment follows the resignation of Canon João Pita de Andrade, who stepped down due to health issues. Canon Pita de Andrade had been serving in the Archpriesthood of Funchal.
In another significant change, Manuel Martins, who has been a part of the clergy since 1992, has left his position in São Martinho. These changes reflect the Diocese's commitment to maintaining spiritual and administrative guidance in the parishes, ensuring the well-being of the community.
The Diocese of Funchal is known for its rich history and vibrant community life, playing a crucial role in the spiritual life of Madeira's residents. The recent appointments highlight the ongoing efforts to support the clergy's health and the community's needs, providing stability and leadership in these parishes.
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Madeira Guide
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