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El CarabobeñoCardinals Baltazar Porras and Diego Padrón, together with Monsignor Ramón Ovidio Pérez Morales, issued on Monday, August 10, 2026 a statement in which they greet “with satisfaction and hope” the beginning of the talks between the interim government and representatives of the National Assembly elected in 2015. The three ecclesiasticals clarify that they speak in their personal capacity, “as an expression of our civic and Christian conscience mora…
Cardinals Baltazar Porras and Diego Padrón, together with Monsignor Ramón Ovidio Pérez Morales, greeted with "beneficial and hope" the beginning of talks between the Government and representatives of the National Assembly of 2015. The three clergymen stated that they pronounce themselves not in an official capacity, but as an expression of their civic conscience and their Christian moral responsibility to the present and future of the country.
Cardinals Baltazar Porras and Diego Padrón, together with Archbishop Ramón Ovidio Pérez Morales, greeted on Monday, August 10, with "beneficial and hope" the beginning of talks between the government of Delcy Rodríguez and representatives of the National Assembly of 2015. By means of a statement, the three religious said that they speak in their personal capacity, as an expression of their civic conscience and of their Christian moral responsibi…
Cardinals Baltazar E. Porras and Diego Padrón, together with Monsignor Ramón Ovidio Pérez Morales, greeted with "beneficial and hope" the beginning of the talks between the interim regime and representatives of the National Assembly of 2015, in a statement dated 10 August in Caracas. The three religious stated that they pronounce themselves not in an official capacity, but as an expression of their civic conscience and their Christian moral resp…
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The Venerable Archbishop Sheen, soon to be known as Blessed Fulton Sheen, was a man of many gifts. We should add, however, that his gifts were lavish and reflected a most generous God. He was a clear-headed philosopher, a brilliant essayist, and possessed an illuminating way with words. He was not quite the philosopher that St. Thomas Aquinas was. As an essayist, he tipped his cap to G. K. Chesterton. And as a writer, he knelt before Shakespeare…
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