"Structures and taboos must be broken. Look how precious and revolutionary it would be if the person looking out from the balcony in St. Peter's Square was a woman, a man with his children, or a gay man." Word from Javier Baeza, parish priest of the San Carlos Borromeo pastoral center in Madrid, disciple there of the emblematic priest Enrique de Castro, recently deceased, who, in an interview on Cadena Ser microphones, assured that "we have to change the structures of church ".
"A priest has to worry about people's problems . We have gone to support the protests so that they do not close the Rayo field and I have suspended our Sunday celebration to, for example, accompany the group of the Christian Women's Revolt. That is not It has to generate no contradiction, we are celebrating life in another space," says Baeza when asked by journalist Mara Torres when he talks about his role as a religious.
"To whom does the Church have to ask forgiveness first? To the poor, to children who are …More