Which organelle is responsible for the syntheis of enzymes?

I know that the ribosomes are involved in protein synthesis, and that proteins makes enzymes. But in the textbook it says that the Golgi produced secretory enzymes such as those secreted by the pancreas. My question is do the Golgi produce all enzymes??

It's not so much "proteins make enzymes" more proteins are enzymes (obviously not all proteins are enzymes but all enzymes are proteins). Proteins are made by ribosomes (through the use of RNA - but not sure if you need to know that, if you don't, forget I said it!). However proteins are then transported to the Golgi where they are modified. That is to say this is where phosphorylation and addition of sugars etc. takes place. To answer your question the pancreas is made up of cells so will have both ribosomes and Golgi and so together they do produce all the enzymes, which are then secreted from their specific cells, in this case pancreatic cells.

Actually some enzymes are RNAs (e.g. ribosomal RNA catalyzes peptide bond formation)

I know that the ribosomes are involved in protein synthesis, and that proteins makes enzymes. But in the textbook it says that the Golgi produced secretory enzymes such as those secreted by the pancreas. My question is do the Golgi produce all enzymes??