PARÓQUIA DE SANTO ANDRÉ

OUR PARISH LIFE
PARÓQUIA DE SANTO ANDRÉ
COMPANIONSHIP
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA – SÃO PAULO
THE CITY OF CAMPINAS
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Campinas (Portuguese pronunciation: [Kã̃ˈpinas], Plains) is a city and
municipality located in the coastal interior of the state of São Paulo, Brazil.
Campinas is the administrative center of the meso-region of the same name,
with 3,783,597 inhabitants as of the 2010 Census, consisting of 49 cities.
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The
municipal
area
of
Campinas
covers
795.667
square
kilometres
(307.209 sq mi). Campinas' population is 1,080,999 as of the 2010 IBGE
Census;[1] while over 98.3% live in the urban region. The city's metropolitan
area, as of 2000, contains nineteen cities and has a total population of 2.8 million
people.
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It is the third largest city in the state, after São Paulo and Guarulhos.The
Viracopos International Airport connects Campinas with many Brazilian cities
and also operates some international flights. The city is home to the State
University of Campinas.
THE CITY OF CAMPINAS
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Campinas is the richest city in the metropolitan region of Campinas and
the 10th richest city in Brazil, showing a gross domestic product (GDP)
of 27.1 billion reais (2007), which represents 0.96% of all Brazilian GDP.
Currently, the city concentrates around one third of industrial
production of São Paulo state [citation needed]. The paper highlights the
high-tech industries and metallurgical park, considered the capital of
Silicon Valley Sterling.
The region hosts more than 10,000 medium and large companies, many
of which are among the 1,000 largest and best in Brazil, according to
Exame magazine, such as Honda, Toyota, Unilever, Mann, 3M,
Sherwilliams, Bosch, Pirelli, Dell, IBM, BASF, Dow Chemical, Villares,
SEMESA, Ericsson, Singer, Goodyear, CPFL, Elektro, DPaschoal, Sotreq,
Valeo, Rigesa, International Paper, Nortel, Lucent, Samsung, Motorola,
Medley Pharma, Romi, Tenneco, General Electric, Texas Instruments,
Mabe, EMS Farma, MDS Pharma, Altana, Solectron, Magnetti Marelli,
Amsted Maxion, Eaton, Galvani, Selmi, Nutron, AmBev, Caterpillar,
Bombardier, Atento Brazil, ACS, Dedic, CAF and many others.
THE CITY OF CAMPINAS
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The petrochemical complex is centered in Southeastern, a
few miles of Campinas, near the refinery of Petrobras
Planalto Paulista (Replan), the largest in Brazil one of the
largest in Latin America, and has companies like Dupont,
Chevron, Shell, Exxon, Group Ipiranga, Eucatex, Rhodia,
and others. It has the largest cargo airport of import /
export, and is the hub of companies and Blue Trip. The
largest companies have a global turnover of more than $ 80
billion, larger than many Latin American countries.
The city is also an important and diverse shopping, owning
two of the largest shopping mall in the country: The
Iguatemi Campinas and Shopping Parque Dom Pedro. Has,
in its metropolitan area, the Viracopos International Airport,
which stands in the international transport of cargo.
THE CITY OF CAMPINAS
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Geography
Campinas is located in the plateau (planalto, in Portuguese) of São
Paulo, in the transition area to the Serra da Mantiqueira mountain
range, and in the orogeographical basin of the Tiete river. It is 83 km
north of the state capital São Paulo.
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Ecology
Campinas has a relevant ecological interest area (Portuguese: Área de
Relevante Interesse Ecológico) — Santa Genebra forest, with 2.51 km²,
created in 1985 and regulated by IBAMA.
Among the public parks, there are the "Bosque Municipal", the "Lagoa
do Taquaral Park", the "Ecological Park of Campinas" and the "Lagoa da
UNICAMP" Park. These parks feature jogging and bicycle paths.
THE CITY OF CAMPINAS
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"Lagoa do Taquaral Park” our parish is near (about one block)
THE CITY OF CAMPINAS
Images from top, left to right:
Metropolitan Cathedral, an
avenue in Campinas's
downtown, an old railway
station, Mogiana Palace, a
monument to the heroes of
Constitutionalist Revolution (in
Saudade Cemetery), a bus
terminus, Central area of
Campinas as seen from Torre
do Castelo, a belvedere.
THE CITY OF CAMPINAS
LOCALIZAÇÃO EM SÃO PAULO
LOCALIZAÇÃO NO BRASIL
OUR PARISH
FUNDED ON MARCH 02, 1969, TODAY 42
YERS OLD. THE PRIESTS WERE:
1. Rev. Rodolfo G. Nogueira – 1969 (fundador)
2. Rev. Celso S. Vieira
3. Rev. Harry W. Hansen - 1975
4. Rev. J. Patrick Mauney - 1978
5. Rev. Phip G. Hansen – 1983
6. Rev. Rodolfo Garcia Nogueira - 1989
7. Dom Sumiu Takatsu – 1991
8. Rev. Roger Douglas Bird – 1992
9. Rev. David Yoshiya Kimpara – 1994
10. Rev. Jaci Corrêa Maraschim – 1995
11. Rev. James Eric Mercer – 1996
12. Rev. Arthur Pereira Cavalcante -2004
13. Rev. Lauri Wolman – 2005
14. Rev. Sérgio Eduardo Passos Pacheco - 2007
OUR PARISH
THE CHAPEL ON MONDAY
ALTAR-CLOTH: SANTO ANDRE
GIFT FROM ST. ANDREW’S (STATE COLLEGE)
OUR PARISH
THE CHAPEL ON SUNDAY
OUR PARISH
BAPTISMAL FONT ON MONDAY
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BAPTISMAL FONT ON SUNDAY
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Pastoral cabinet
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Oratory
Bulletin Board
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Parish room
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SACRISTY
Priest’s home
ROSANA & LAURA
OUR STATISTICS ON NUMBERS
Year
Comungantes
Per Year
Comungantes
per month
Comungantes
by Sunday
2003/
964
80,33
20,08
2004 /
952
79,33
19,83
2005 /
970
80,83
20,20
2006 /
944
78,66
19,66
2007 / FT. SÉRGIO
1007
83,91
20,97
2008 /
1005
83,75
20,93
2009 /
1018
84,83
21,20
2010 /
1062
88,50
22,12
832 – jan /jul
138,75
34,68
2011
OUR STATISTICS ON NUMBERS
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76 % our growth in the holy
Eucharist on Sundays
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2006 until today
JANUARY PHOTOS
FEBRUARY PHOTOS
MARCH PHOTOS
APRIL PHOTOS
MAY PHOTOS
JUNE PHOTOS
JULY PHOTOS
St. Luke Missionary Point
ST. LUKE MISSIONARY POINT
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before
after
ST. LUKE MISSIONARY POINT
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The twenty-sixth day of July of the year two
thousand and seven starts the work of St.
Luke Missionary Point
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ST. LUKE MISSIONARY POINT