The Buenos Aires neighborhood of Constitución was the scene of a new incident in a church local, similar to what happened days ago in San Cristóbal, where a mass was transformed into a space for political expression.
During the ceremony, directed by the auxiliary bishop of Buenos Aires, Gustavo Carrara, songs were sung demanding slogans Kirchneristssuch as “The Homeland is not for sale”, in the presence of various social and union sectors.
The event, which coincided with a tribute to the missing priest Mauricio Silva, was marked by the spontaneity of the songs, which arose from among the attendees, which led the archbishopric to issue apologies for the events, highlighting that they did not seek to politicize the event. religious.
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In response to the events, Carrara expressed concern about the confusion that such acts could generate among the faithful, reiterating that the celebration of the Eucharist must be an act of love and unity, extending its principles beyond the walls of the church. church, even in the political sphere. In this context, he also reflected Pope Francis’ thoughts on the need for an ethical and effective policy for society.
This is not an isolated event, as similar events occurred recently at the Church of the Holy Cross in San Cristóbal, where chants also echoed during a mass dedicated to prominent human rights figures in Argentina. These incidents have generated a debate about the role of churches in current politics and how these spaces are being used for political demonstrations.
The archbishopric has taken note of these incidents, promoting a dialogue on how to balance the expression of political and religious beliefs without compromising the essence of its ceremonies.
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