Te Deum Ecuménico: Chomali Calls for “Great Agreements” From the Political Class and Calls Corruption “the Evil of All Evils”
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Cardinal Fernando Chomalí conditions pardons to older human rights violators to repentance and to hand over information on the whereabouts of the disappeared
Cardinal Fernando Chomali addressed during the Ecumenical Te Deum various challenges of the country, including corruption, political disarray, violence, low birth rate and population ageing. He also called on the political class to stand “over permanent confrontation.”
The Fiestas Patrias in Chile usually last several days and are days full of republican traditions, such as the Military Parade and the Ecumenical TeDeum, a liturgy in honor of the homeland, on the part of the Catholic world. It is an act that is repeated year by year, in which the maxims participate ... Continue reading "Kast participates in his first Ecumenical TeDeum as president: the live broadcast continues here"
The ceremony was attended by representatives of the three powers of the state, headed by President Kast. "The time is not there for personal projects, to pass accounts and less for frivolities. It is time to broaden the look, to know the reality and to open up to the other," said the cardinal.
In his homily entitled "Chile: a house built on rock", Chomalí called on the political class to overcome the confrontation
In President José Antonio Kast's first TeDeum, ecclesiastical authority urged strengthening institutional transparency and safeguarding public confidence against corruption and drug trafficking.
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