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'''Joseph | '''Joseph Marino''' (born [[January 23]], [[1953]] in [[Birmingham]]) is the Apostolic Nuncio for Bangladesh, appointed [[January 13]], [[2008]] by Pope Benedict XVI. | ||
Joseph, the son of [[Salvador Marino|Salvador]] and [[Josephine Marino]] grew up in Birmingham, attending [[St Joseph's Elementary School]] in [[Ensley]] and graduating from [[John Carroll Catholic High School]] in [[1971]]. | |||
From there, Marino went to Scranton, Pennsylvania to study at the St Pius X Seminary and the Jesuit University, earning a bachelor's degree in philosophy and psychology. He then attended the North American College in Rome and the Gregorian University. | |||
Marino was ordained a priest in the [[Catholic Diocese of Birmingham]] on [[August 25]], [[1979]], but returned to Rome to complete his degree in biblical theology. In [[1980]] he returned to Birmingham's [[St Paul's Cathedra]] as an associate pastor. In [[1982]] he was assigned to work part time as campus minister at [[UAB]] and also taught at John Carroll. In [[1984]] he began training for the Vatican diplomatic service at the Pontifical Ecclesiastical Academy. At the same time, he completed another degree in canon law at the Gregorian University. | |||
Marino began his diplomatic career with an assignment to the Vatican embassy in the Philippines in [[1988]]. He was transfered to Montevideo, Uruguay in [[1991]], and then to Lagos, Nigeria in [[1994]]. In [[1997]] he began working throughout the Balkans and was a member of the Vatican delegation sent by Pope John Paul II to Belgrade on [[April 1]], [[1999]] to help resolve the Kosovo Conflict. He was later sent to Washington D. C. to plead for peace at the start of the United States' invasion of Iraq. Before his appointment to Bangladesh, his most recent posting was to the Vatican Embassy in London, England, where he worked ad a counselor. | |||
As part of his assignment to the Bangladeshi Papal Nuncio, Martino will be elevated to the title of Archbishop and given the titular see of Natchitoches, Louisiana. The ordination will take place at St Paul's. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
* "Pope appoints American as new Nuncio for Bangladesh." (January 14, 2008) Catholic News Agency. | * "Pope appoints American as new Nuncio for Bangladesh." (January 14, 2008) Catholic News Agency. | ||
* Garrison, Greg (January 19, 2008) "Monsignor Marino to be Bangladesh papal nuncio." ''Birmingham News'' | |||
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[[Category:1953 births]] | [[Category:1953 births]] | ||
[[Category:Living people]] | [[Category:Living people]] | ||
[[Category:John Carroll graduates]] | |||
[[Category:Catholic clergy]] | [[Category:Catholic clergy]] | ||
Revision as of 11:46, 19 January 2008
Joseph Marino (born January 23, 1953 in Birmingham) is the Apostolic Nuncio for Bangladesh, appointed January 13, 2008 by Pope Benedict XVI.
Joseph, the son of Salvador and Josephine Marino grew up in Birmingham, attending St Joseph's Elementary School in Ensley and graduating from John Carroll Catholic High School in 1971.
From there, Marino went to Scranton, Pennsylvania to study at the St Pius X Seminary and the Jesuit University, earning a bachelor's degree in philosophy and psychology. He then attended the North American College in Rome and the Gregorian University.
Marino was ordained a priest in the Catholic Diocese of Birmingham on August 25, 1979, but returned to Rome to complete his degree in biblical theology. In 1980 he returned to Birmingham's St Paul's Cathedra as an associate pastor. In 1982 he was assigned to work part time as campus minister at UAB and also taught at John Carroll. In 1984 he began training for the Vatican diplomatic service at the Pontifical Ecclesiastical Academy. At the same time, he completed another degree in canon law at the Gregorian University.
Marino began his diplomatic career with an assignment to the Vatican embassy in the Philippines in 1988. He was transfered to Montevideo, Uruguay in 1991, and then to Lagos, Nigeria in 1994. In 1997 he began working throughout the Balkans and was a member of the Vatican delegation sent by Pope John Paul II to Belgrade on April 1, 1999 to help resolve the Kosovo Conflict. He was later sent to Washington D. C. to plead for peace at the start of the United States' invasion of Iraq. Before his appointment to Bangladesh, his most recent posting was to the Vatican Embassy in London, England, where he worked ad a counselor.
As part of his assignment to the Bangladeshi Papal Nuncio, Martino will be elevated to the title of Archbishop and given the titular see of Natchitoches, Louisiana. The ordination will take place at St Paul's.
References
- "Pope appoints American as new Nuncio for Bangladesh." (January 14, 2008) Catholic News Agency.
- Garrison, Greg (January 19, 2008) "Monsignor Marino to be Bangladesh papal nuncio." Birmingham News