García Cuerva Said the Pope Is Going to Meet an Argentina “in Crisis” and “with a High Percentage of Poor”
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The Archbishop of Buenos Aires highlighted the negative impact of the internal division that he observes in the country and perceives as a “injury” in the social fabric
The Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Jorge García Cuerva, spoke about the situation of the country in front of the arrival of the Supreme Pontiff next November.It was in the previous of a new pilgrimage to Luján.
The Buenos Aires Archbishop and Primate of Argentina, Jorge García Cuerva, assured that León will also meet a wounded country, divided by the crack and intolerant
Archbishop Jorge García Cuerva drew a hard social diagnosis prior to the arrival of the Pontiff and called on the ruling class to bet on peace.
The Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Jorge García Cuerva, referred to Pope Leo XIV’s next visit to the country and warned about the social and economic scenario he will find. He pointed out that poverty, intolerance and divisions persist, although he stressed that society maintains the hope of moving forward.
The Archbishop of Buenos Aires rigorously analyzed the socio-political landscape of Argentina a few weeks after the arrival of the Supreme Pontiff in the country.
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