11th February 2016
It was on
this day of February 11 in 2006 that Vanxim was sold by keeping people of Vanxim
in dark. Today this dark day completes 10 years ever since Goa Archbishop
Felipe Neri Ferrao carried on this criminal act. Procurators of the Goa Diocese
Fr.Arlino de Mello and Fr.Victor Rodrigues collaborated to implement this fraud
in various ways. While Fr. Arlino de Mello signed on sale deed on behalf of the
Archbishop Ferrao in immoral manner, Fr. Victor Rodrigues made sure that this
immorality flourishes and blossoms through his letter dated 10/11/2009 to
Mahendra Gaunekar. 10 years later today the Archbishop Ferrao and his team
instead of apologizing and correcting the wrongs committed has gone on propaganda
overdrive. In this light we call upon the Archbishop to make transparent
documents of Vanxim sale as follows:
1.
All
the letters from Tenants Association of Vanxim written in the decade of 1990s
that Archbishop and his team claims to have a hand in sale of Vanxim by
granting NOC to sell Vanxim. Who are the signatories of these letters?
2.
All
the letters sent to Vatican from the Goa Archbishop and his team seeking
permissions to sell Vanxim as per requirements of Canon 1291. And all the
letters granting permissions to sell Vanxim received from Vatican.
3.
All
the reports as per Canon 1292 must be made public. They are the consent reports
and minutes from the financial council of the Goa Diocese and the College of
Consultors and the experts that gave their advice to sell Vanxim.
4.
Names
of those constituted financial council of the Goa Diocese that took decision on
Vanxim, Names of those constituted College of Consultors and the names of
Experts who recommended sale of Vanxim in entirety. All this needed as per
Canon 1292.
5.
What
is the actual total amount and where the money gone from Vanxim sale?
6.
Documents
of gift of Vanxim to Santa Monica and the obligations attached to be fulfilled.
Which year Vanxim was handed over to Santa Monica Convent? Who did this? For
what reason?
1971 synod of
bishop acknowledged that for the church to speak about justice, it must first
be just.
Sd/-
Maggie
Silveira
President
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