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Bishop Vitorino Soares calls for dignity and anti-exploitation of immigrants
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Bishop Vitorino Soares called for the Church to protect the dignity of immigrants and fight against their exploitation. Speaking to journalists following the Mass that marked the start of his ministry as the new bishop of the Algarve on Saturday, Soares said the Church must respond to those arriving in the region. He urged people to care for immigrants and work against the exploitation of people.
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- Official source@diocesealgarveNovo bispo do Algarve diz ser preciso “reconhecer a dignidade” e “lutar contra a exploração” dos imigrantes
Diocese of Faro · Samuel Mendonça
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