[Goanet] Only 11 Bishops from Salcete since 1637 ? We Need an

2006-10-31 Thread English books Al-Ahsa

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Hello Dr Carmo,

Seems you are out to create disharmony amongst Goans with Salcett vs Bardez.
After all, there are some who already create this with language, devanagri
vs roman script. Seems you are not happy to be a Goan, but would prefer to
be a proud Sastikar. S

You should be proud that Portuguese gave Salcette to the Jesuits. And as far
as I know, Jesuits have never been interested in positions, but they have
been all out to do missionary work, even to the most remotest place. If
salcette had less bishops, than they took lessons from the Jesuits on being
better missionaries, and most of the vicars I have met who made sermons more
interesting are from Salcette. 


Cheers

Jerry

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Dear Fr. Joaquim Loyola Pereira,

Thanks for providing me with the following statistical information:

Of the 55 bishops that Goa has mothered (or grand-mothered) right from 1637,
34 are from Bardez, 11 from Salcete and 10 from Ilhas.

I am not at all surprised with this information. Infact I expected this kind
of discrepancy even though two of our Sashtikars really hit it big despite
all the odds stacked against them: Cardinal Valerian Gracias from Navelim
who was from the lower castes and became India's first Cardinal and Jesuit
Ivan Dias of Velsao who narrowly lost the last papal horse race to Pope
Benedict.

Basically at its very Genesis, The Portuguese divided the various regions of
Goa among the following denominations (priestly orders) of the Catholic
Church as follows: Salcette was given to the  Jesuits, Ilhas was given to
the Dominicans (remember there were a couple of Dominican fathers on board
the lead Caravela with Alfonso de Albuquerque in 1510) and Bardez was given
to the Franciscans. I know how much tough time the Jesuits have to become
Popes and Bishops because of the basic infrastructure of the Church
Hierarchy (The Jesuit Black Pope in Rome, the nature of the Jesuits and
their missions, etc) and this may be the reason for having only 11 bishops
since 1637 from Salcete vs a disproportionate 55 from Bardez, despite
Salcete being a hotbed of Catholicism in Goa. Other Root Causes for this
discrepancy must be investigated and addressed for a semblance of parity
between Bardezkars and Shastikars among the princes of the Church.

So what is being done to promote vocations in Salcete and get more
Sashtikars to become Bishops and Cardinals in the Catholic Church ? I dont
mean to be parochial, but for the greater good of Catholicism in Goa and
India, we need more Sashtikars to become Bishops and Cardinals in Goa !

Best Regards,

Dr. Carmo D'Cruz,
Shastikar, Proud Velkar.
Even More Proud to Be A Goenkar,
Indian Harbour Beach, Florida. 
  



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Re: [Goanet] Only 11 Bishops from Salcete since 1637 ? We Need an

2006-10-30 Thread Joaquim Loiola Pereira

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Dear Dr. Carmo,

I think we have to find the explanation of the "disproportionate" number of 
Bardezkar bishops in the large emigration of the Bardezkars,  dating back to 
the 19th century, as opposed to that of Sashtikars, who by and large 
followed them practically only in the second half of the 20th century.

Please note that 28 of our 34 Bardezkars were "grandmothered" by Goa, 
whereas their counterparts from Salcete are only three, out of 11. Your 
connecting "the nature of the Jesuits" with this reality is rather 
audacious, I must say.  Salcete, on its part, remains a more fertile ground 
for priestly vocations in the Goa of today for the sheer mathematical 
consideration that "sixty villages" are more than "twelve villages."  And 
yes, if there is any vocation promotion anywhere in the Church, it is for 
plain priesthood like mine - never for mitres and red hats.

Fr. Loiola.



--- CARMO DCRUZ wrote:

Dear Fr. Joaquim Loyola Pereira,

Thanks for providing me with the following statistical information:

Of the 55 bishops that Goa has mothered (or grand-mothered) right from 1637, 
34 are from Bardez, 11 from Salcete and 10 from Ilhas.
. 

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[Goanet] Only 11 Bishops from Salcete since 1637 ? We Need an Investigation....

2006-10-29 Thread CARMO DCRUZ

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Dear Fr. Joaquim Loyola Pereira,

Thanks for providing me with the following statistical information:

Of the 55 bishops that Goa has mothered (or grand-mothered) right from 1637, 
34 are from Bardez, 11 from Salcete and 10 from Ilhas.

I am not at all surprised with this information. Infact I expected this kind 
of discrepancy even though two of our Sashtikars really hit it big despite
all the odds stacked against them: Cardinal Valerian Gracias from Navelim 
who was from the lower castes and became India's first Cardinal and Jesuit
Ivan Dias of Velsao who narrowly lost the last papal horse race to Pope 
Benedict.

Basically at its very Genesis, The Portuguese divided the various regions of 
Goa among the following denominations (priestly orders) of the Catholic
Church as follows: Salcette was given to the  Jesuits, Ilhas was given to 
the Dominicans (remember there were a couple of Dominican fathers on board
the lead Caravela with Alfonso de Albuquerque in 1510) and Bardez was given 
to the Franciscans. I know how much tough time the Jesuits have to become
Popes and Bishops because of the basic infrastructure of the Church 
Hierarchy (The Jesuit Black Pope in Rome, the nature of the Jesuits and
their missions, etc) and this may be the reason for having only 11 bishops 
since 1637 from Salcete vs a disproportionate 55 from Bardez, despite
Salcete being a hotbed of Catholicism in Goa. Other Root Causes for this 
discrepancy must be investigated and addressed for a semblance of parity
between Bardezkars and Shastikars among the princes of the Church.

So what is being done to promote vocations in Salcete and get more 
Sashtikars to become Bishops and Cardinals in the Catholic Church ? I dont
mean to be parochial, but for the greater good of Catholicism in Goa and 
India, we need more Sashtikars to become Bishops and Cardinals in Goa !

Best Regards,

Dr. Carmo D'Cruz,
Shastikar, Proud Velkar.
Even More Proud to Be A Goenkar,
Indian Harbour Beach, Florida. 

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[Goanet] Only 11 Bishops from Salcete since 1637 ? We Need an Investigation....

2006-10-29 Thread CARMO DCRUZ

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Dear Fr. Joaquim Loyola Pereira,

Thanks for providing me with the following statistical information:

Of the 55 bishops that Goa has mothered (or grand-mothered) right from 1637, 
34 are from Bardez, 11 from Salcete and 10 from Ilhas.

I am not at all surprised with this information. Infact I expected this kind 
of discrepancy even though two of our Sashtikars really hit it big despite 
all the odds stacked against them: Cardinal Valerian Gracias from Navelim 
who was from the lower castes and became India's first Cardinal and Jesuit 
Ivan Dias of Velsao who narrowly lost the last papal horse race to Pope 
Benedict.

Basically at its very Genesis, The Portuguese divided the various regions of 
Goa among the following denominations (priestly orders) of the Catholic 
Church as follows: Salcette was given to the  Jesuits, Ilhas was given to 
the Dominicans (remember there were a couple of Dominican fathers on board 
the lead Caravela with Alfonso de Albuquerque in 1510) and Bardez was given 
to the Franciscans. I know how much tough time the Jesuits have to become 
Popes and Bishops because of the basic infrastructure of the Church 
Hierarchy (The Jesuit Black Pope in Rome, the nature of the Jesuits and 
their missions, etc) and this may be the reason for having only 11 bishops 
since 1637 from Salcete vs a disproportionate 55 from Bardez, despite 
Salcete being a hotbed of Catholicism in Goa. Other Root Causes for this 
discrepancy must be investigated and addressed for a semblance of parity 
between Bardezkars and Shastikars among the princes of the Church.

So what is being done to promote vocations in Salcete and get more 
Sashtikars to become Bishops and Cardinals in the Catholic Church ? I dont 
mean to be parochial, but for the greater good of Catholicism in Goa and 
India, we need more Sashtikars to become Bishops and Cardinals in Goa !

Best Regards,

Dr. Carmo D'Cruz,
Shastikar, Proud Velkar.
Even More Proud to Be A Goenkar,
Indian Harbour Beach, Florida.


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