Genua: Francis Bishop Is Praised by the Rich for His "Poverty"
Genua Archbishop Marco Tasca O.F.M. Conv., 63, was hailed by anti-Church newspapers for starting a "silent revolution" in his archdiocese.
According to Repubblica.it (August 8) "his first gesture recalls Pope Bergoglio" because Tasca will not live in the bishops house but in a convent of the friars to whom he belongs.
What the oligarch journalists present as "poverty" or "humility," is in reality the opposite. If Tasca were a simple diocesan priest without a rich religious order behind him, he would not have had another option than to live in the bishop's house.
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According to Repubblica.it (August 8) "his first gesture recalls Pope Bergoglio" because Tasca will not live in the bishops house but in a convent of the friars to whom he belongs.
What the oligarch journalists present as "poverty" or "humility," is in reality the opposite. If Tasca were a simple diocesan priest without a rich religious order behind him, he would not have had another option than to live in the bishop's house.
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