The Bolletino informs us that the Romanian Greek Catholic Church have nominated two new auxiliary bishops, and these nominations have been approved by the Holy Father. One of them - Mihai Cătălin Fraţila - was born on the 10th of December 1970, making him the youngest Catholic Bishop in the world, and the first Bishop to have a birthdate in the 1970s. His colleague, Vasile Bizău, the current rector of the Pio-Romanian College here in Rome becomes the 2nd youngest bishop and is just over a year older than Fraţila.
Ad multos annos!
(My readers are, I think, entitled to feel ancient when hearing of such young bishops.)
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My readers are, I think, entitled to feel ancient when hearing of such young bishops.
Eh? What did you say? Speak up, can't hear you! :P
Not this reader. I'm only figuratively old. In normal time I'm just a college student.
Still, cool stuff!
+JMJ+
Did I ever mention that little "Can anything good come out of the 1970s?" challenge that Antony and I have? I was always cynical, but it appears as if he is winning . . . =P
Hmmmm. The year 1970 is still technically a part of the 60s . . . but I'm grasping at straws here.
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