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Protest against the beatification of Archbishop Helder Camara. Raymond de Souza sent these three documents to the US Nuncio and Vatican Cardinal Becciu: The Report to the Vatican, an illustrated summary …More
Protest against the beatification of Archbishop Helder Camara.
Raymond de Souza sent these three documents to the US Nuncio and Vatican Cardinal Becciu: The Report to the Vatican, an illustrated summary and a press release.
The Vatican authorized the opening of the beatification process of Brazilian Archbishop Helder Camara, a very controversial individual who started his public life as a Nazi in Brazil and later an international defender of the Communism of China and Cuba.
He became famous in Brazil as the "Fidel Castro in Cassock" and overseas as the ‘Red Archbishop’. Always at the vanguard of modernism, he supported the priestly ordination of women, divorce and re-marriage, and opposed Humanae vitae before it was published. He also believed that scientists would in the future create life and resurrect the dead-
When he died in 1999, the mass-media vied with each other in eulogies, conferring high-flying titles on him, such as “Prophet of the poor”, “Saint of the favelas,” “Voice of the Third World,” “Saint Helder of America,” and so on.
Raymond de Souza sent these three documents to the US Nuncio and Vatican Cardinal Becciu: The Report to the Vatican, an illustrated summary and a press release.
The Vatican authorized the opening of the beatification process of Brazilian Archbishop Helder Camara, a very controversial individual who started his public life as a Nazi in Brazil and later an international defender of the Communism of China and Cuba.
He became famous in Brazil as the "Fidel Castro in Cassock" and overseas as the ‘Red Archbishop’. Always at the vanguard of modernism, he supported the priestly ordination of women, divorce and re-marriage, and opposed Humanae vitae before it was published. He also believed that scientists would in the future create life and resurrect the dead-
When he died in 1999, the mass-media vied with each other in eulogies, conferring high-flying titles on him, such as “Prophet of the poor”, “Saint of the favelas,” “Voice of the Third World,” “Saint Helder of America,” and so on.
