“Episcopal Conference of Croatia”的意思、由来-开放百科全书

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Episcopal Conference of Croatia

释义

History
Organisation
Members
Presidents
See also
References
External links

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The Croatian Bishops' Conference ({{lang-hr|Hrvatska biskupska konferencija}}; {{lang-la|Conferentia Episcoporum Croatiae}}) (HBK) is an episcopal conference of the Catholic Church in Croatia. The Conference was founded on May 15, 1993 after Croatia regained its independence after the breakup of Yugoslavia in the early 1990s, which consequentially led to the abolition of the Bishops' Conference of Yugoslavia. HBK is composed of all active and retired bishops; currently 27 (19 active, 7 retired, 1 military ordinary).^[1]

History

During the breakup of Yugoslavia, Croatia declared its independence on June 25, 1991. The Holy See recognized Croatia on January 13, 1992. Croatian bishops made a proposal for the establishment of the Croatian Bishops' Conference.

On May 15, 1993, the Holy See issued a decree by which it established governing body for the Croatian dioceses-Croatian Bishops' Conference.^[2] Archbishop of Zagreb, Cardinal Franjo Kuharić, was elected as a first Conference President.

The HBK Statute was renewed on February 5, 2000. Cardinal Josip Bozanić served as Conference president in two terms (1997-2007). At the HBK plenary session in October 2007 in the town of Gospić, Archbishop of Đakovo-Osijek Marin Srakić was elected as the President. Vice-Presidents of the Conference were Cardinal Josip Bozanić and Archbishop of Split-Makarska Marin Barišić. At the 45th session of the HBK that was held on November 14, 2012 Archbishop of Zadar Želimir Puljić was elected as the fourth Conference President.^[3]

HBK and Bishops' Conference of Bosnia and Herzegovina takes care of the pastoral care of Croatian Catholics abroad. They also appoint together Episcopal Commission for the Pontifical Croatian College of St. Jerome in Rome. In addition, their common question are also liturgical books in the Croatian language. According to this, both Conferences have an annual common season.

HBK is a member of Council of the Bishops' Conferences of Europe and Commission of the Bishops' Conferences of the European Community.

Organisation

Conference bodies are:

Episcopal Commission (for: 1. Liturgy, 2. Relations with the European Union, 3. Croatian Caritas, 4. Relations with the State, 3. a Dialogue with the Serbian Orthodox Church, 4. Pontifical Croatian College of St. Jerome)
Councils (for: 1. the Doctrine of Faith, 2. Catechizing, 3. Clergy, 4. Seminaries and Vocations, 5. Institutes of Consecrated Life, 6. Life and Family, 7. Laity, 8. Education, 9. Ecumenism and Dialogue, 10. Cultural and Church Cultural Assets, 11. Missions, 12. Pastoral Care of Migrants with committees for Pastoral Care of Tourists and Pastoral Care of Sailors, 13. Croatia Foreign Congregation with the National Office for the Croatian Foreign Congregation)
Commissions (1. Legal, 2. "Iustitia et Pax" (Justice and peace), 3. Joint Commission of the Croatian Bishops' Conference, 4. Croatian Conference of Major Superiors and Croatian Union of Major Superiors)
Committees (for: 1. Youth, 2. Social Communication, 3. Pastoral Care of Prisoners, 4. Pastoral Care of Roma)
General Secretariat
Offices of the General Secretariat (for: 1. Finances, 2. National Catechism, 3. Media, 4. Family, 5. Secular Societies, Movements and Communities, 6. Youth)
Institutes (1. Central Institution of the HBK for maintaining clergy and other officers, 2. Croatian Caritas, 3. Croatian Catholic Radio, 4. Catholic Press Agency, 5. Center for the Promotion of the Social Doctrine of the Church, 6. Croatian Institute for Liturgical Pastoral)

The President and Vice President shall be elected for the time period of three years by bishops, with term renewable twice.

Members

Members of the Croatian Bishops' Conference are:

Active bishops:

Name		Title
Želimir Puljić	Archbishop of Zadar	President of the Conference President of the Permanent Council President of the Council for Culture and Church Cultural Heritage Member of the Commission for relations with the European Union
Josip Bozanić	Archbishop of Zagreb	Vice President of the Conference Member of the Permanent Council President of the Commission for relations with the European Union
Marin Barišić	Archbishop of Split-Makarska	Member of the Permanent Council President of the Council for Seminaries and Vocations President of the Commission for Dialogue with the Serbian Orthodox Church
Ivan Devčić	Archbishop of Rijeka	Member of the Permanent Council Member of the Commission for relations with the European Union President of the Council for the Laity President of the Committee for the social communications
Mijo Gorski	Auxiliary Bishop of Zagreb	President of the Committee for Youth
Đuro Hranić	Archbishop of Đakovo-Osijek	President of the Council for catechizing and the new evangelization Member of the Episcopal Commission for Relations with the State Member of the Episcopal Commission for dialogue with Serbian Orthodox Church Member of the Committee for Croatian Diaspora President of the Committee for Pastoral care of Romani people
Vjekoslav Huzjak	Bishop of Bjelovar-Križevci	President of the Council for Clergy President of Commission Justice and Peace Member of the Episcopal Commission for relations with the State Member of the Episcopal Commission for Relations with the EU
Jure Bogdan	Military Ordinary of Croatia	None
Nikola Kekić	Eparch of Križevci	President of the Committee for the pastoral care of persons deprived of liberty
Vlado Košić	Bishop of Sisak	President of the Council for ecumenism and dialogue Member of the Episcopal Commission for dialogue with Serbian Orthodox Church
Zdenko Križić	Bishop of Gospić–Senj	None
Dražen Kutleša	Bishop of Poreč-Pula	President of the Legal Commission President of the Episcopal Commission for relations with the State Member of the Episcopal Commission for the Pontifical Croatian College of St. Jerome
Josip Mrzljak	Bishop of Varaždin	President of the Episcopal Commission for Croatian Caritas
Ivica Petanjak	Bishop of Krk	None
Valentin Pozaić	Auxiliary Bishop of Zagreb	President of the Council for the Doctrine of the Faith
Tomislav Rogić	Bishop of Šibenik	None
Ivan Šaško	Auxiliary Bishop of Zagreb	President of the Commission for Liturgy Member of the Episcopal Commission for Relations with the State
Antun Škvorčević	Bishop of Požega	President of the Council for Education Member of the Mixed Commission of the Croatian Bishops' Conference, Croatian Conference of Major Superiors and the Croatian Union of Major Superiors
Slobodan Štambuk	Bishop of Hvar	President of the Council for Missions
Mate Uzinić	Bishop of Dubrovnik	President of the Council for Institutes of Consecrated Life Member of the Episcopal Commission for Relations with States Member of the Legal Commission Member of the Mixed Commission of HBK and HKVRPP

Retired bishops:

Name		Title	Duties within HBK
Antun Bogetić	Bishop Emeritus of Poreč-Pula
Juraj Jezerinac	Emeritus Military Ordinary
Ivan Milovan	Bishop Emeritus of Poreč-Pula
Marin Srakić	Bishop Emeritus of the Đakovo-Osijek
Valter Župan	Bishop Emeritus of Krk
Mile Bogović	Bishop Emeritus of Gospić-Senj
Ante Ivas	Bishop Emeritus of Šibenik

Presidents

Franjo Kuharić (1993-1997)
Josip Bozanić (1997-2007)
Marin Srakić (2007-2012)
Želimir Puljić (2012- )

References

1. ^http://www.hbk.hr/?type=clanak&ID=27
2. ^http://www.hbk.hr/?type=dokument&ID=33
3. ^http://www.hbk.hr/?type=vijest&ID=409

External links

Croatian Bishops' Conference website (Croatian)
Croatian Bishops' Conference webpage. GCatholic.org website

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