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THE NAMES OF PASTORAL WORKERS, BISHOPS, PRIESTS, MEN AND WOMEN RELIGIOUS AND LAY CATHOLICS, KILLED IN THE YEAR 2011

Vatican City (Agenzia Fides) - Once again this year, Fides publishes an annual document of all the pastoral workers who lost their lives in a violent manner over the course of the last 12 months. According to information in our possession, during 2011, 26 pastoral care workers were killed: one more than the previous year: 18 priests, 4 religious sisters, 4 lay people.
For the third consecutive year, the place most affected, with an extremely elevated number of pastoral workers killed is AMERICA, bathed with the blood of 13 priests and 2 lay persons. Following is AFRICA, where 6 pastoral workers were killed: 2 priests, 3 religious sisters,1 lay person. ASIA, where 2 priests, 1 religious sister, 1 lay person were killed. The least affected was EUROPE, where one priest was killed.

The full list

This is just a list of Catholics who lost their lives in 2012. But there are much more non Catholics submitted their lives in the hands of God for His word. No one is counting their heads here in this world. But there is a God who is taking each drop of blood into account. Here I am giving you the list published by Vatican.

N°	Name and Surname	Nationality	Institute or Diocese	Date and place of death
1.	Sister Jeanne Yegmane	D.R. Congo	Order of St.Augustine	Dungu (D.R. Congo) – 15/1
2.	Sister Angelina	South Sudan	Order of St.Augustine	South Sudan – 17/1
3.	Father Rafael Reátiga Rojas	Colombia	Diocesan	Bogotà (Colombia) – 26/1
4.	Father Richard A. Piffano Laguado	Colombia	Diocesan	Bogotà (Colombia) – 26/1
5.	Father Luis Carlos Orozco Cardona	Colombia	Diocesan	Rionegro (Colombia) – 13/2
6.	Father  G. Amalan	India	Diocesan	Palayamkottai (India) – 16/2
7.	Father Marek Rybinski	Poland	Salesian (SDB)	Manouba (Tunisia) – 18/2
8.	Father  Romeu Drago	Brazil	Diocesan	Montes Claros (Brazil) – 19/2
9.	Father  Santos Sánchez Hernández	Mexico	Diocesan	Mecapala (Mexico) – 21-22/2
10.	Mgr. Julio César Alvarez	Paraguay	Diocesan	Villarrica (Paraguay) – 14/4
11.	Father Francisco Sánchez Durán	Mexico	Diocesan	Mexico City– 26/4
12.	Father Gustavo Garcia	Colombia	Congr. Jesus and Mary – Eudisti	Bogotà (Colombia) – 12/5
13.	Father Salvador Ruiz Enciso	Mexico	Diocesan	Tijuana (Mexico) – 22/5
14.	Father Ricardo Muñoz Juárez	Spain	Diocesan	Cartagena (Spain) – 3/6
15.	Father Marco Antonio Duran Romero	Mexico	Diocesan	Matamoros (Mexico) – 2/7
16.	Father Marlon Ernesto Pupiro García	Nicaragua	Diocesan	Masaya (Nicaragua) – 23/8
17.	Father José Reinel Restrepo Idárraga	Colombia	Diocesan	Risaralda (Colombia) – 1/9
18.	Father Gualberto Oviedo Arrieta	Colombia	Diocesan	Capurganá (Colombia) – 12/9
19.	María Elizabeth Macías Castro	Mexico	Scalabrinian Lay Movement	Nuevo Laredo (Mexico) – 24/9
20.	Father  Awuor Kisero	Kenya	Diocesan	Nairobi (Kenya) – 3/10
21.	Luis Eduardo Garcia	Colombia	Laity, Social Pastoral	Popayan (Colombia) – 16/10
22.	Father  Fausto Tentorio	Italy	PIME	Mindanao (Philippines) – 17/10
23.	SisterValsha John	India	Sister of the Charity of Jesus and Mary	Pachwara (India) – 15/11
24.	Sister Lukrecija Mamic	Croatia	Ancelle della Carità	Kiremba (Burundi) – 27/11
25.	Francesco Bazzani	Italy	Volunteer Lay	Kiremba (Burundi) – 27/11
26.	Rabindra Parichha	India	Laity	Orissa (India) – 16/12