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In brief
Monsignor Sergio Gualberti Calandrina, the Archbishop Emeritus of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, stated during a Sunday homily on September 6, 2026, that the Church acts as the conscience of the State rather than its owner or servant. He argued that the Church must not remain silent when life, justice, or the common good are threatened.
In his message, Gualberti described Christian love as a transformative force and an essential duty that represents the fullness of the law. He also spoke in support of the legacy of Martin Luther King.
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- Official sourceโThe Church is not the servant of the State, but its conscienceโ โ Monsignor Gualberti recalls that โlove is the fullness of the lawโ and responds to Martin Luther Kingโs legacy | HOMILY OF SEPTEMBER 06 2026
Archdiocese of Santa Cruz de la Sierra ยท Jaime Aguirre
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