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Bishop Fausto Tardelli

Bishop of Pistoia

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Huy hiệu
Coat of arms of the Italian Bishop Fausto Tardelli, Bishop of San Miniato. Reference: www.sanminiato.chiesacattolica.itl
Sinh
5 thg 1, 1951 Lucca, Province of Lucca, Italy
Quốc tịch
Italy
Thụ phong linh mục
29 thg 6, 1974 Via Arcivescovato 45, Italy
Tấn phong giám mục
2 thg 5, 2004 Lucca, Italy
Được bổ nhiệm
8 thg 12, 2014
Giám mục chủ phong
Bruno Tommasi
Giám mục phụ phong
Edoardo Ricci Alessandro Plotti
Học vấn
Almo Collegio Capranica

Bishop Fausto Tardelli was born on 5 January 1951 in Lucca, in the province and archdiocese of the same name. He attended the diocesan seminary, and was ordained a priest on 29 June 1974 for the archdiocese of Lucca. He was subsequently awarded a licentiate and doctorate in moral theology from the Pontifical Alphonsian Academy in Rome. He has held the following offices: teacher of moral theology at the seminary of Lucca and at the Interdiocesan Studium of Camaiore, now affiliated to the Theological Faculty of Central Italy (since 1978); ecclesiastical assistant for Scouts in Lucca (since 1979); assistant to the Catholic Action Student Movement (1978-1992); vice chancellor and then chancellor of the Curia (1983-1993); diocesan assistant for Catholic Action (1984-1987); assistant to FUCI (until 1992); parish priest in Moriano, Massarosa and Lucca (1986-2001), pro-vicar general and moderator of the Curia (since 2001). He organized and prepared the diocesan Synod, of which he became secretary in 1996. He was then appointed vicar general. He was elected to the See of San Miniato on 6 March 2004, receiving episcopal consecration the following 2 May. On 8 October 2014 he was transferred to the diocese of Pistoia. Within the Italian Episcopal Conference, he is secretary for the Commission for the Laity. He is also secretary of the Tuscan Episcopal Conference.