Omella Emphasizes in Her Last Mercè that the 'Greatness' of Barcelona Is Not Measured by Its 'Prestigio' but by the Treatment of Its Inhabitants
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The Cardinal has called the Barcelonans to "recognize themselves as brothers" in their last homily on the occasion of the Mercè Other information: Badalona supports the urban macroproject of Omella to transform the historic parish center of Sant Josep
Collboni, Rull and Espadaler attend the mass of the city's co-sponsor for the holidays
Juan José Omella celebrated this Thursday his last Mass of the Mercè as archbishop of Barcelona. The cardinal concelebrated the office together with the bishops of Sant Feliu de Llobregat, Xabier Gómez; of Terrassa, Salvador Cristau, and the auxiliary bishop of Barcelona, David Abadías. And he counted on the presence of representatives of the groups of the City Council of Barcelona with the mayor, Jaume Collboni, at the head. Unlike his predeces…
At the Mass of Mercè, the Cardinal claims a city and a Catalonia more humane, supportive and able to make everyone feel "like at home"
Cardinal Juan José Omella, Archbishop of Barcelona, presided this Thursday over the Papal Mass for the Solemnity of Our Lady of Mercy, patron saint of Barcelona, in the Basilica of la Merced. In his homily he reflected on the different forms of “cautivity” present in society, the virtues of the Virgin and [...]
The cardinal, a bishop for 30 years and two days, is about to be relieved by the Vatican at the head of the archdiocese
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