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Dom Roberto Francisco gives lecture on politics and conscious vote at Paroquia Santa Maria
First source report
Bishop Roberto Francisco gave a lecture on politics and citizenship to local leaders and community members at Santa Maria Parish on Saturday, September 19. The meeting took place in the parish hall in the Santa Maria district, located in the northern zone of Campos dos Goytacazes.
During the session, Bishop Francisco discussed the ethical responsibilities and duties of lay Christians when voting. He stated that conscious voting is important for strengthening democracy and promoting the common good within public institutions.
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- Official sourceDom Roberto Francisco profere palestra sobre política e voto consciente na Paróquia Santa Maria
Diocese of Campos · Ruan Sousa
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