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2 Cebuano clergy get Vatican appointments
By J.Lo
"Both Msgr. Limchua and Fr. Cartagena are third and fourth Cebuano priests, respectively, to enter Diplomatic Service of the Holy See," official Facebook page of Archdiocese of Cebu said Pope Francis has appointed two priests from Cebu to positions in Vatican.
Pontiff appointed Monsignor Jan Thomas Limchua as counselor of Apostolic Nunciature to tNetherlands and Fr. Hezron Jhud Cartagena as attaché of Apostolic Nunciature to Ivory Coast.
Archdiocese's spokesmaon Msgr. Joseph Tan believed pope's decision to appoint Filipino priests to Vatican shows his immense trust in their capability to perform responsibly as missionaries abroad.
Limchua had reportedly served as official of the Holy See's Section for Relations with States and International Organizations of the Secretariat of State for four years.
He was ordained as priest of Archdiocese of Cebu in 2010 and underwent diplomatic formation at the Pontifical Ecclesiastical Academy, diplomatic school of Vatican.
He then began his career in the diplomatic service in September 2014, and served at Apostolic Nunciature of Benin and Togo in West Africa and in Egypt.
He completed his theological studies at Faculty of Theology of University of Navarra in Pamplona Spain, while he took up his doctorate in Canon Law at Pontifical Lateran University in Rome.
Cartagena meanwhile completed his missionary year in Brazil and, with new assignment, is now officially part of diplomatic service of Holy See.
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