Church & State
Bishop of Piracicaba responds to Lula's remarks on Church reform
First source report
The bishop of Piracicaba and the bishop of Formosa criticized President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva for his comments regarding the ordination of women and the end of priestly celibacy in the Church.
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- Sep 22, 10:30 AM InfoCatólica Español «En la Iglesia de Cristo el diablo no pone su pata»: dos obispos brasileños responden a Lula
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