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Oscar Romero was born in El Salvador, in Ciudad Barrios, in the quarter of San Miguel, in 1917. ...
Father Romero was a very quiet reclusive person who didn’t say much. ... But an event would take place within three weeks of his election that would transform the ascetic and timid Romero.
In the film Romero argued with Father Grande that the church shouldn’t get involved in politics as it always leads to problems. ...
The head priests selected Romero for Archbishop because they knew that he was weak and wouldn’t listen to the poor people of El Salvador they also knew his health wasn’t very good as they quoted “He’ll probably die soon.”
Romero was oblivious of what was happening too El Salvador’s poor. ... Afterwards, Father Grande and Romero came to rescue them. ... Grande approached the bus to find out what had happened, Romero stayed in the car. ...
While they were walking to Aguilares, the young priests said, “Romero fiddles while Rome burns. ... Romero did not care what the soldiers did to the bus. But shortly after this incident Father Grande was assassinated, Romero changed dramatically after his death this was the main turning point in Romero’s life.
What type of person was Oscar Romero by the end of his life?
Oscar Romero was a very changed person by the end of his life, his feelings and attitudes change dramatically towards himself and others around him. ...
Romero also changed after Rafael Seladas (The Agricultural Minister) disappearance. ...
Romero became more active and tried to do something to end it. ... Romero started voicing his thoughts by giving live speeches of hope to the poor people and preaching on Radio Stations about freedom and equality. ... Romero found Father Osuna’s death very distressing and was extremely annoyed at the prison guards that had tortured him and especially at the president for allegedly calling Father Osuna a communist (The president had also called father Grande a communist and said that Father Grande had been holding political meetings the day he had been killed. ... Grande, Romero wanted to protect the presence of the God and the soul of Fr. ...
A few years later the Salvadorian army used the church as a barracks, Oscar Romero came close to death he risked his life to save the Eucharist in the tabernacle. ...
Romero was tremendously upset at the fact that they were using a holy place as their military barrack.
Approximate Word count = 2012
Approximate Pages = 8
(250 words per page double spaced)
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