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Bishop Mario Farci

Bishop of Iglesias

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Born
May 9, 1967 Quartu Sant'Elena, Metropolitan City of Cagliari, Italy
Nationality
Italy
Ordained priest
Dec 7, 1991 Archdioce, Italy
Ordained bishop
Feb 9, 2025 Archdio, Italy
Appointed
Feb 16, 2025
Principal consecrator
Giuseppe Salvatore Baturi
Co-consecrators
Arrigo Miglio Giuseppe Mani
Motto
Christus Dilexit Ecclesiam

Mario Farci was born on May 9, 1967, in Quartu Sant’Elena, within the Archdiocese and province of Cagliari. He was ordained a priest on December 7, 1991, and incardinated into his home Archdiocese. He has held the following positions: Parochial Vicar at the SS. Crocifisso parish in Cagliari (1992–1999); Spiritual Director of the Archdiocesan Seminary (1996–1998); Archdiocesan Delegate for the Office of Permanent Diaconate and Instituted Ministries (1999–2022); Diocesan Chaplain for FUCI (1999–2004); Director of the Office for Ecumenism and Dialogue (1999–2022); Lecturer in Dogmatic Theology at the Higher Institute of Religious Sciences in Cagliari (since 1994); Lecturer in Dogmatic Theology at the Pontifical Theological Faculty of Sardinia (since 1998); Chaplain at the S. Antonio nursing home in Cagliari (since 1999); Administrator of the SS. Crocifisso parish in Cagliari (2001); Member of the organizing committee for the Master’s program in Ecumenical Studies at the San Bernardino Theological Institute in Venice (since 2009); Director of the Higher Institute of Religious Sciences (2010–2020); Founding member of the Italian Association of Teachers of Ecumenism (since 2014); Member of the Presbyteral Council (since 2012); Member of the Executive Board of the Italian Theological Association (since 2019); Diocesan contact person for the Synodal Process (since 2021); and, since 2022: Dean of the Pontifical Theological Faculty of Sardinia; Member of the Commission for Holy Orders and Ministries; Director of the Office for Permanent Diaconate and Instituted Ministries; Member of the National Committee for the Synodal Process; Member of the Italian Theological Association; and Member of the Scientific Committee of the School of Advanced Studies in Ecumenism at the Theological Faculty of Central Italy in Florence. The Holy Father has appointed Mario Farci—a priest of the Metropolitan Archdiocese of Cagliari and Dean of the Pontifical Theological Faculty of Sardinia—as Bishop of the Diocese of Iglesias. H.E. Msgr. Mario Farci was born on May 9, 1967, in Quartu Sant’Elena, within the Archdiocese and province of Cagliari. He was ordained a priest on December 7, 1991, and incardinated into his home Archdiocese. He has held the following positions: Parochial Vicar at the SS. Crocifisso parish in Cagliari (1992–1999); Spiritual Director of the Archdiocesan Seminary (1996–1998); Archdiocesan Delegate for the Office of the Permanent Diaconate and Instituted Ministries (1999–2022); Diocesan Chaplain for FUCI (1999–2004); Director of the Office for Ecumenism and Dialogue (1999–2022); Lecturer in Dogmatic Theology at the Higher Institute of Religious Sciences in Cagliari (since 1994); Lecturer in Dogmatic Theology at the Pontifical Theological Faculty of Sardinia (since 1998); Chaplain at the S. Antonio nursing home in Cagliari (since 1999); Administrator of the SS. Crocifisso parish in Cagliari (2001); Member of the organizing committee for the Master’s program in Ecumenical Studies at the San Bernardino Theological Institute in Venice (since 2009); Director of the Higher Institute of Religious Sciences (2010–2020); Founding member of the Italian Association of Teachers of Ecumenism (since 2014); Member of the Presbyteral Council (since 2012); Member of the Executive Board of the Italian Theological Association (since 2019); Diocesan contact person for the Synodal Process (since 2021). Since 2022: Dean of the Pontifical Theological Faculty of Sardinia; member of the Commission for Holy Orders and Ministries; Director of the Office for the Permanent Diaconate and Instituted Ministries; member of the National Committee for the Synodal Process; member of the Italian Theological Association; and member of the Scientific Committee of the School of Advanced Studies in Ecumenism at the Theological Faculty of Central Italy in Florence.