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Bishop of Araçuaí writes on elections and discernment
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Bishop Geraldo dos Reis Maia of the Diocese of Araçuaí wrote about the connection between elections and discernment. He described new electoral processes as opportunities for hope and potential social transformation.
Maia stated that citizens can help build a new world through the process of civic participation. He noted that these processes are driven by a hope that does not disappoint.
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