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Argentine archbishop sees crises of relativism, secularization
June 26, 2020
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CWN Editor's Note: Archbishop Hector Aguer has identified five “wounds” that, he says, are harming the Church today: relativism, liturgical abuse, secularized priests, family decay, and the de-Christianization of society. Archbishop Aguer led the Archbishop of La Plata, Argentina, until his retirement in 2018, when he was replaced by Archbishop Victor Manuel Fernández, who is particularly close to Pope Francis.
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