In his homily during the celebration of the 60th anniversary of the beginning of the Second Vatican Council, Pope Francis proposed a threefold approach: a look from above, a look in the middle and a look at the whole.
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In his homily during the celebration of the 60th anniversary of the beginning of the Second Vatican Council, Pope Francis proposed a threefold approach: a look from above, a look in the middle and a look at the whole.
Evarist Guzuye is a parish priest and school principal, as well as secretary to the bishop of Kigoma (Tanzania), chancellor of the diocese and other important positions. He does it with passion because he knows it is God's will, a commitment he learned as a child from missionaries and his parents.
Pope Francis' third encyclical "Fratelli tutti", on fraternity and social friendship (October 3, 2020) is a social encyclical, written from "Christian convictions" and offered in dialogue to all people of good will.
