Vicente Enrique y Tarancón
Vicente Enrique y Tarancón was a significant Spanish bishop and a prominent figure during the transition to democracy in Spain. He served as the Archbishop of Madrid and was known for his progressive stance during the late Franco regime, advocating for reconciliation and social justice. His leadership played a vital role in addressing the Catholic Church's relationship with the emerging democratic government and he became a symbol of a more open and reformist Church in Spain. Tarancón faced challenges from conservative factions within the Church and the government, particularly regarding issues like abortion and education reforms during the socialist administrations.
Born on Dec 14, 1909 (115 years old)
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Vicente Enrique y Tarancón accused the government of opening a door to attack life.
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