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Archbishop Corrado Lorefice

Archbishop of Palermo

Coat of arms
Coat of arms
Coat of arms of the Italian Bishop Corrado Lorefice, Archbishop of Palermo.
Born
Oct 12, 1962 Ispica, Province of Ragusa, Italy
Nationality
Italy
Ordained priest
Dec 30, 1987 Via Mons. Giovanni Blandini 6, Italy
Ordained bishop
Dec 5, 2015 Palermo, Italy
Appointed
Dec 5, 2015
Principal consecrator
Paolo Romeo
Co-consecrators
Antonio Staglianò Paolo De Nicolò

Corrado Lorefice was born in Ispica (Ragusa) on October 12, 1962. After completing his initial studies at the seminary, he obtained a Licentiate in Moral Theology in 1988. He was ordained a deacon on September 26, 1986, and a priest on December 30, 1987, incardinated into the Diocese of Noto. In December 2009, he earned a Doctorate in Theology. He has held the following pastoral roles: 1988–1989: Bursar of the Episcopal Seminary; 1989–2008: Vice-Rector of the Seminary; 1988–2009: Lecturer in Moral Theology at the "G. Blandini" Higher Institute of Religious Sciences in Noto; 1990–1997: Director of the Diocesan Vocations Center; 1997–2007: Director of the Regional Vocations Center and Council Member of the National Vocations Center; 1994–2008: Lecturer in Moral Theology at the "Sant'Agostino" Higher Institute of Religious Sciences in Acireale; 2005–2012: Director of Permanent Deacon Formation; 2008–2010: Director of the Diocesan Catechetical Office; 2009–2010: Parish Administrator of "San Pietro Apostolo" in Modica; 2010–2014: Episcopal Vicar for the Clergy; 2010–2013: Lecturer in Moral Theology at the "San Metodio" Higher Institute of Religious Sciences in Syracuse; 2010–present: Parish Priest of "San Pietro Apostolo" and Vicar Forane of the Modica Vicariate; 2010–present: Lecturer at the "San Paolo" Theological Institute in Catania; 2014–present: Episcopal Vicar for Pastoral Care.