The Catholic Church denounced the persecution by the Government of Nicaragua

July 23, 2018 7:07 AM
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Updated on July 23, 2018 07:42

Cardinal Leopoldo Brenes affirmed Sunday that the Catholic Church is being persecuted by the government of Daniel Ortega and acknowledged the persecution suffered by the congregation in Nicaragua, where its temples have served as a shelter for the demonstrators who were fleeing the attacks armies. 19659003] "I believe in the church that is a holy, catholic, apostolic and persecuted, because we see in Iraq is persecuted, in India I also think, she is part of the church, she always been persecuted, we will not be strangers Brenes says:

At the request of the Latin American Episcopal Council (CELAM), more than 500 Eucharisties in Latin America and an undetermined amount in Europe were dedicated to Nicaragua to overcome the crisis soon, according to the Nicaraguan Cardinal

.The Catholic Church, followed by 58.5% of the Nicaraguan population, has suffered profanation in at least seven churches since last June, Episco Pado asks Ortega to advance to the elections of 2021 in March 2019 to end the crisis

Later, a group of Ortega supporters invaded a temple and attacked Brenes and the Apostolic Nuncio Stanislaw Waldemar Sommertag, injuring the Bishop Silvio Bá ez, as well as the priests Miguel Mántica and Edwin Román

"It hurts me that the bishops have this attitude of putschists," said Ortega on July 19, during the celebration of the 39th anniversary of the revolution Nicaraguan.

On Sunday, the clergy marginalized the mayor of Managua, held by the Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN), Nicaragua's biggest patron saint festivities, in honor of Santo Domingo de Guzmán, celebrated from 1 to On August 10, and on average, they attract some 500,000 people.

Brenes also announced that this Monday the bishops of Nicaragua will badyze whether he continues to be a mediator of the dialogue.

For his part, US Senator Marco Rubio warned that there was a possibility of civil war in Nicaragua.

Protests against Ortega continued Sunday in some municipalities across the country and students announced a march Monday morning. 19659012]! Function (e, t, n) {var o, s = e.getElementsByTagName (t) [0]; e.getElementById (n) || (o = e.createElement (t), o.id = n, o.src = "http://connect.facebook.net/es_ES/sdk.js#xfbml=1&version=v2.7", s.parentNode. insertBefore (or, s))} (document, "script", "facebook-jssdk") [ad_2]
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