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American progressive Christians mourn Pope Francis’ lossWhom they considered one of their own and inspiration.
A piece in New York Times On Thursday, different Christian leaders, Catholics and some, who regarded him as “a powerful counterbalance to the growth of conservative Christian power”.
Bishop Sean W. Row, chairman of the bishop of the episcopal church, viewed Pope Francis as a leader against the American right forces.
“Pope Francis, unlike the brand of Christianity, which acquires strengthening power in the US. It is mixed with nationalism and, according to Bishop Rou,” not only fundamentally not Christians, “but also” dangerous, “Times reports.
Pope Francis’s last words have found the Vatican describing it last hours
Billions mourn Pope Francis who died on Monday. (Gustava burned/ap)
Now that the Pope has gone, new leaders should appear.
“We must start activating and passing this message that will win and convincing,” Rou said. “Politics is certainly a cooperative Christian language and Christian history. Now ours returns it.”
The work also cited the Liberal Jesuit. James Martin who opposed Pope Francis Last trip to Regina Coel jail In Rome, Holy Thursday meet with prisoners, photos of the representative of Riley Moore, RW. V.
Garcia-illegal immigrant and suspects a member of the MS-13 gang, who lived in Merilend before Trump’s administration deported him to the imprisonment center.
The New York Times says, “Mr. Moore, Catholic, Smiled at the photo In front of the camera containing several prisoners, giving two thumbs to the camera. ”
Martin said: “Two pictures could not be more different, two different ways in Christianity. One says we accompany people, no matter who they are and the other says we turn on them and make fun of them.”
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Bishop Sean W. Row, chairman of the bishop of the episcopal church, says: “Politics is certainly a cooperative Christian language and Christian history. Now ours have returned it.” (Episcopal Church through the AP)
Now “their values feel particularly vulnerable,” and the progressive Christian leaders, highlighted by the New York Times, question what the future will look.
“Whatever happens in the rest of my life or yours, some of us should keep the candle burning,” said Bishop Marian Edgar will be with the diocese of Washington.
Buddha was The bishop who challenged Trump The next day after his inauguration at the Washington National Cathedral, Trump, in the name of our God … To have mercy on men in our country who are now afraid. There are gays, lesbians and (transgenders) of children in democratic, republican and independent families who are afraid of their lives. “
Bishop Marian Edgar Bud says, “Whatever happens in the rest of my life or yours, some of us should keep the candle burning.” (Screenshot/Theview)
“We can’t let go,” said the New York Times. “If -no pendulum will swing back.”
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