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Don Michele Sibau to be pastor of Talmassons CP communities
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Don Michele Sibau will serve as the pastor for all six communities within the Talmassons pastoral collaboration. He will be assisted by don Lawrence Gyamfi, a priest from the Diocese of Obuasi in Ghana, who serves as the new parochial vicar.
The appointment consolidates the leadership of the six communities, which include Castions, Morsano, Sant’Andrat, Flambro, Flumignano, and Talmassons. Don Sibau previously served as pastor for Castions, Morsano, and Sant’Andrat, while acting as administrator for Flambro and Flumignano. This change follows the death of the previous pastor, don Juan Carlos Cerquera Trujillo, as well as the return of don Ugonna Silas Mbonu to his home diocese and the transfer of don Adolphus Ikechukwu Egwim. Don Davide Gani, who previously managed the Talmassons parish, is no longer in that role.
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