Juan José Omella Omella
Juan José Omella Omella, born on April 21, 1946, in Cretas, Spain, is the Archbishop of Barcelona and has been a notable figure in the Spanish Catholic Church since his ordination in 1970. With a background in missionary work and social justice, he has held various pastoral positions before becoming archbishop in 2015 and later a cardinal. Omella is committed to addressing hunger and social issues through his leadership and as president of the Spanish Episcopal Conference since March 2020.
Born on Apr 21, 1946 (79 years old)
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Honduras:
Cardinal Juan José Omella Omella remarked that Cardinal Prevost's comments did not stand out.
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Brazil:
Cardinal Juan José Omella Omella remarked that Prevost's observations did not attract attention.
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Brazil:
Omella noted that the first voting was more of a preliminary survey rather than a decisive election.
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Ireland:
Cardinal Juan José Omella Omella said that Prevost’s remarks did not stand out like Francis’s did.
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Liechtenstein:
Juan José Omella Omella remarked on the preliminary nature of the first voting results.
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Luxembourg:
Juan José Omella Omella was one of Pope Francis's closest confidants.
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Luxembourg:
Juan José Omella Omella was one of Pope Francis's closest confidants.
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Luxembourg:
Juan José Omella Omella was one of Pope Francis's closest confidants.
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Venezuela:
Juan José Omella Omella is a Spanish missionary.
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Italy:
Juan José Omella Omella is the Archbishop of Barcelona and has been involved in charitable efforts against hunger.
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