Cardinal François-Xavier Bustillo has warned of a growing "divorce between the political class and the people," a distance he considers "dangerous for democracy." The Bishop of Ajaccio (Corsica, France) has also argued that the Church should participate in public debate, not to "dominate or manipulate," but to contribute its reflections to the common good. In an interview with Europa Press on the occasion of the Spanish publication of his book, …
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Cardinal François-Xavier Bustillo has warned of a growing "divorce between the political class and the people," a distance he considers "dangerous for democracy." The Bishop of Ajaccio (Corsica, France) has also argued that the Church should participate in public debate, not to "dominate or manipulate," but to contribute its reflections to the common good. In an interview with Europa Press on the occasion of the Spanish publication of his book, …