Currently Titular Bishop of Gaudiaba and Auxiliary of Reims The Holy Father has appointed Bishop of Seez, France HE Mons currently titular Bishop of Gaudiaba and Auxiliary of Reims “I am happy to live all the years that come by your side and to walk with you towards the Kingdom of God,” Bishop Feillet said in a welcoming message to the diocese we will try to continue what has been put in place with Bishop Habert and find those little additional practical steps which will ensure that no one will feel forgotten on the way.” in the Metropolitan Archdiocese of Bordeaux In 1982 he obtained the University Diploma in Foreign Languages ​​at the Faculty of Letters of Lille III and carried out two years of civil service in Mauritania In 1984 he entered the Séminaire Universitaire des Carmes in Paris and enrolled at the Institut Catholique concluded in 1989 with a Licentiate and attending From 1995 to 1998 he also enrolled at the Université Catholiques de Lyon obtaining the DEA in Sciences de la Famille He was ordained a priest on 1 October 1988 for the Archdiocese of Cambrai he held the following positions: Parish Vicar in Aulnoy-lez-Valenciennes (1989-1992); Chaplain for students at the University of Valenciennes (1989-1996); Parish Vicar of St Géry in Valenciennes (1992-1996); Regional chaplain for the Mission Etudiante (1992-1995); Member of the animating team Professor of Philosophy and again of Moral Theology in the interdiocesan Seminary of Lille and Member of the Diocesan Service of Family Pastoral Care (1998-2013); Rector of the Basilica Notre-Dame-du-Saint-Cordon and parish priest in solidum of Saint-Jean-Baptiste-de-l’Escautin Valenciennes (2006-2009); Pastor-Dean of Valenciennes and its urban agglomeration (2009-2013); Diocesan Responsible for Ongoing Formation (2010-2013) he was appointed titular bishop of Gaudiaba and auxiliary of Reims He received episcopal ordination on the following 22 September Within the Conference of Bishops of France he is President of the Episcopal Council on Family and Society Jim Fair has spent the past two decades as a communicator for Catholic organizations He is a convert to the Catholic faith and is grateful to his wife for her continuing efforts to save his soul Before devoting his life full-time to things Catholic Jim enjoyed a 23-year career in various communications roles for large corporations He has served as president of the Chicago Public Relations Forum chairman of the American Petroleum Institute General Committee on Communications and a fellow of Greater Leadership Chicago He was a member of the founding committee of the chemical industry’s Responsible Care Program Reflection by Bishop Enrique Díaz: I will praise you Paris Marks 400th Anniversary of the Congregation of the Mission Reflection by Bishop Enrique Díaz: The Lord’s mercy is eternal Tweets by Pontifex Race organiser ASO may plan a different route for 2011 The mythical cobblestone sector of Wallers-Arenberg could again be omitted of the Paris-Roubaix race route At the announcement of the Challenge Paris-Roubaix a cyclosportive planned by race organiser ASO for next year event director Joel Lainé released the information that should not become official until the announcement of the 2011 Paris-Roubaix route on December 15 Retro Gallery: Looking through the lens at Paris-Roubaix Cancellara cracks his rivals on the road to Roubaix Next stop for Hushovd: Roubaix "We're not going to ride the Arenberg forest because the pros won't be passing over this sector either," Lainé told Belgian Het Nieuwsblad Race director Jean-François Pescheux neither denied nor confirmed this "We're able to do without Arenberg," he told La voix des Sports "It would not have consequences on the competition We can include other pavé sectors and skip Arenberg But nothing will be decided before December 15." is a key cobblestone sector in the 'Hell of the North' Coming with 90 kilometres to go before the Roubaix velodrome it has been included in the race since 1968 It was omitted only three times since then: in 1976 Arenberg had been replaced by the Chemin des Postes between Aulnoy-lez-Valenciennes and Famars (2.6kms long) and this is exactly what Pescheux could have in mind once again "I've always said that the Paris-Roubaix route doesn't have to be set in stone that we will do race editions without Wallers-Arenberg and maybe even with the Chemin des Postes What we do have planned for 2011 is to take one or two sectors away after Vertain in order to cut down kilometres and arrive more quickly in Aulnoy."