Again and again there were memorial stops in places that were important during Pope Francis, when he was still Archbishop Horghe Bergolo from Buenos -Aireza. The caravan ended in the small parish church of the Virgin Caakup in Armenvire “Villa 21-24”, where he met with Kuras Villerros, priests in poor quarters.
Basically, a happy mood was mainly due to the large number of young people. “We came to create riots,” the 16-year-old Marco laughed, recalling the pope exclamation “Hagan Lío-Creates Unteres” on World Youth Day in 2013 in Rio de Janeiro. “I think that he would like us to laugh, even if we are sad that our dad is no more,” he said.
While the funeral service in Rome began in Argentina at 5 a.m., it was still quiet in front of the cathedral in Buenos -Aires. Some groups held a vigil and waited for the start of the fair, which took place at the stage in front of the cathedral. “I want to be there at that moment,” said Trans*woman. “I am very sad to say goodbye to the dad who invited LGBT to come to church,” she said.
Rivalry with the reaction organization Opus Dei
“Francis was a good father for everyone, but most of them took care of the weakest, marginal people who were discarded from society,” said Jorge Garcia Kuerva at the beginning of the fair in front of him. Garcia Kuerva lived and worked as a chicken in a poor settlement before dad appointed him Archbishop Buenos Airez two years ago.
In 1978, eight priests founded the Padres En Villas Emergencias de la ciudad de Buenos Aires group. They were based on the so -called theology of people that they developed with the aim of everyday life of ordinary people, and kept away from the Catholic hierarchy. This changed when Horche Bergolo became the Archbishop of Buenos -Aires in 1998.
His name does not appear in the list of Latin American liberation theologians. Bergolo never defined himself, although one of his first gestures in the role of Pope Francis consisted of an invitation to Gustavo Gutierres, the founder of the theology of liberation, to the Vatican. On the other hand, dad created with Opus Dei and tried to limit his own powerful activity in the Catholic Church.
The appointment of the Jesuit Jorge of Bergolo was a sparkle on the side of the Archi -Realization, especially after the rivalry between the Jesuit Order and the Opus Dei has a long tradition. The organization has 90,000 members in almost 70 countries, including about 5,000 in Argentina.
Miley: “The most important Argentine stories”
Last week, the work of God at His Congress in Rome was supposed to change its laws at the direction of the pope. However, after his death, the Congress ended without a decision. Instead, this should be made from the rollback, especially in Argentina. The positions of the ultra -right community to social justice, the same sexual marriages and gender identity are much more compatible with the positions of the Libertar President Havier Miley than with the late dad.
“Whether Pope Francis loves or not, Jorge Bergolo is the most important Argentine in the history of Argentina,” President Mailey said before he went to Rome. Once there, he gave himself conciliatoryly. He apologized to his dad for his insults, and he would have forgotten him as a young mistake, Miley said publicly in an interview for the first time. In mourning eggs, he was visible in the front row.
Pope Francis traveled in 60 countries within his twelve -year period. He never answered the question of why he did not come to Argentina. All this is speculation. When he was asked a few years ago how he imagined his death, he replied: “Like dad, or at his post, or explained. And in Rome. I will not return to Argentina. ” Perhaps Garcia Kuerva made his speech before the cathedral with the words addressed to the dead: “Go to the sky and from there is helpless.”