Wherever men put the dead, God puts life

(EfeBishop Bez explained that those who follow Jesus must always adopt a clear and firm stand against anything that destroys or degrades human life and dignityI therefore ask those who believe in the justice of God for the crucified to always ask on their behalf.

We are from those who crucify o in the name of the crucified?, I asked.

The prelate, who recently denounced a plan of badbadination during the crisis in the country, pleaded for the solidarity and defense of the oppressed and violated in their dignity, because it is the better expression of faith in the risen man.

All where men put deaththey introduce tears and shed innocent blood, God puts life. Wherever it seems that human injustice triumphs, in the one who is risen, we are certain that the justice of God is based on human injustice, he exclaimed, to the applause of the parishioners.

Invite Nicaraguans to Do not get tired of doing good or fighting for peace and justiceso that, as disciples of the Crucified One, we stand alongside the victims and always uphold the dignity and the human life, and that we always experience the immense joy of being forgiven and welcomed by God.

He also made a call on sinners to seek God's forgivenessNo matter how far we are from God, it does not matter if we agree with the evil, it does not matter if we have lived in darkness, no matter how serious the sin we have committed.

I have observed that Easter was a propitious time to recognize all our mistakes, our selfishness, our hypocrisy and unconfessed wickedness and our hidden sins and that if we welcome Jesus to feel the power and strength of his forgiveness, he heals the heart and frees from all slavery.

Nobody is irretrievably lost, no one is irrevocably doomed to do evil, I added it.

Bez told sinners that, despite their mistakes and their limitations, the encounter with God gives us the strength to defend our freedom without becoming a slave to any fraud, slave to any human power.

Bishop Bez presented his homily before going to Rome on the decision of Pope Francis in the parish of Our Lord of Esquipulas, 11 kilometers south-east of Managua, where he was. applauded by those who shouted, among other things, Silvio, my friend, the city is with you and they shouted for freedom and justice for Nicaragua

Bez was one of the mediators of the frustrated national dialogue that took place between May and July 2018 to overcome the crisis. He was part of the religious wounded during the attack by government shock groups against a Catholic temple, at the end of which Ortega accused some bishops. of the episcopate to support a supposed failed coup d'etat.

The bishop, whom Ortega once boasted, said the government was the main cause of the humanitarian crisis that Nicaragua is facing as a result of the repression.

According to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR), Nicaragua is going through a serious crisis that has resulted in 325 deaths since April 2018, although some groups are raising up to 568 casualties, while the number has risen to 568. The executive recognizes only 199 and denounces an badbadination attempt. coup d'etat.