Mexico’s Missing Persons Crisis Reaches Pope Leo XIV in the Vatican · Global Voices
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Mexico’s Missing Persons Crisis Reaches Pope Leo XIV in the Vatican · Global Voices
"In his pages, the Pope found the faces of those who are still lacking and the memory of families who continue to seek"
The Conference of the Mexican Episcopate gave Pope Leon XIV the book on the disappeared in Mexico in an attempt to highlight the crisis that plagues the country.
Editor1 Episcopate brings to the Pope the faces of the disappeared Mexico City.— The president of the Conference of the Mexican Episcopate (CEM), Monsignor Ramón Castro Castro, gave to Pope Leo XIV the book A name, a thousand voices, which gathers photographs of more than 132 thousand people missing in Mexico. The work, composed of 208 pages, was elaborated in coordination with search and search collectives [...] This post Episcopate brings to t…
Mexico City.- Pope Leon XIV received at the Holy See a book of more than 200 pages with faces, names and stories of disappeared persons in Mexico. The president of the Conference of the Mexican Episcopate (CEM), Ramón Castro Castro, gave the Pontiff the copy “One name, a thousand voices”, which gathers testimonies and memories of [...] La entrada Deliver to Pope Leon XIV book on missing persons was first published in El Heraldo de Saltillo.
The Conference of the Mexican Episcopate handed to Pope Leo XIV in the Vatican the book ‘A Name, Thousand Voices’, which documents the crisis of missing persons in Mexico. The entry Crisis of Missing Persons in Mexico reaches Pope Leo XIV in the Vatican was first published in La Voz de Michoacán.
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