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Oscar Romero

Name: Oscar Romero
Brand: Darton, Longman & Todd Ltd
SKU: 09269804
Price: 4198 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Roberto Morozzo della Rocco
ISBN: 9780232532012

Roberto Morozzo della Rocco

Language

English

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Libristo code: 09269804

Publishers Darton, Longman & Todd Ltd, August 2015

A unique new biography of Oscar Romero published to coincide with his forthcoming beatification (the... Full description

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A unique new biography of Oscar Romero published to coincide with his forthcoming beatification (the official Vatican recognition of a deceased public figure ahead of the process of canonisation - becoming a saint). Romero was a priest and bishop of San Salvador, loved for his stands against injustice and oppression. He was assassinated in 1980, and in February 2015 Pope Francis declared him a martyr. This captivating biography for a general readership uses the author's unique access to the vast personal archive of Romero and the Archdiocese of San Salvador, and draws on unpublished documents about Romero's relationship with the poor, and with Pope John Paul II, and analyses his liberation theology.