Jorge García Cuerva
Jorge García Cuerva is the current Archbishop of Buenos Aires, known for his commitment to social justice and advocacy for marginalized communities. He led a recent open-air mass in Plaza Constitución, praying for the recovery of Pope Francis, highlighting the pontiff's long-standing dedication to addressing issues of exclusion and inequality in society.
Born on Apr 12, 1968 (57 years old)
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Argentina:
Jorge García Cuerva, the current archbishop, has not commented on the construction of the new temple.
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Argentina:
Jorge García Cuerva criticized the government during a homily, highlighting the loss of fraternity and respect in the country.
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Argentina:
Jorge García Cuerva criticized the social reality and coexistence in Argentina during an event.
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Argentina:
Jorge García Cuerva delivered a strong message regarding the libertarian style during a Tedeum service.
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El Salvador:
Jorge García Cuerva expressed concerns about the precarious situation of retirees during a Tedeum for the Day of the Fatherland.
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Argentina:
Jorge García Cuerva is mentioned for his critical homily directed at Javier Milei during a church service.
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Argentina:
Jorge García Cuerva, the archbishop of Buenos Aires, spoke firmly about the need for fraternity and respect in Argentina.
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Uruguay:
Cuerva spoke about 'terrorism on social media' and called for tolerance and respect.
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Argentina:
Jorge García Cuerva is the Archbishop of Buenos Aires who received President Javier Milei at the Cathedral.
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Argentina:
Jorge García Cuerva is the Archbishop of Buenos Aires who received President Javier Milei at the Tedeum.
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