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Archbishop of Fortaleza asks for respect for differing opinions
Archbishop Gregório Paixão, OSB, has called on voters in the Archdiocese of Fortaleza to respect differing opinions during the second round of the 2026 presidential elections.
In a message released October 23, the archbishop encouraged citizens to vote with responsibility, serenity, and hope. He stated that people may hold different convictions and make distinct choices without allowing those differences to cause aggression, enmity, or division.
The archbishop urged the population to approach the polls with conscience and freedom while respecting the choices of others to preserve bonds of fraternity. The second round of voting is scheduled for Sunday, October 25.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- Official source@arqfortalezaO arcebispo de Fortaleza pede respeito às opiniões divergentes no segundo turno das eleições
Diocese of Fortaleza · Francisco Vanderlucio Souza
- Reporting@acidigitalArcebispo de Fortaleza pede respeito às diferenças no segundo turno das eleições
ACI Digital
How the coverage unfolded
- Oct 23, 8:52 AM ACI Digital Português Arcebispo de Fortaleza pede respeito às diferenças no segundo turno das eleições
- Oct 23, 6:27 AM Diocese of Fortaleza Português O arcebispo de Fortaleza pede respeito às opiniões divergentes no segundo turno das eleições
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