The answer to this question should be accompanied by a question to the archbishop in the sense of whether he plans to do something to prevent said priest from doing the same thing again in another destination . The fact is that the young people of Mairena affected by the decision of their current parish priest plan to demonstrate today in front of the archbishop's palace. And they have published a manifesto that smacks of cheap ecclesiastical Special Data progressivism from the 70s , with additions typical of the social engineering that is sweeping Spain in recent years. I am going to comment point by point on this manifesto: Because of our disagreement with: 1. The gap and inability to give solid and real responses that the Catholic Church presents to social problems such as evictions, unemployment and cuts to citizens' rights in the field of education. and health.ecclesiastical hierarchy to justify its lack of direct statements regarding these current social needs.
You have to be very bad-tempered to say that Cáritas is used by the bishops to justify a supposed silence in the face of the economic and social crisis we are suffering. Without going any further, Bishop Asenjo has spoken out on the subject through a pastoral letter , as stated by Cáritas de Sevilla itself on its website: http://www.caritas-sevilla.org/modules/news/article. php?storyid=796 And he is certainly not the only Spanish bishop who has done that. Therefore, those young people - or rather whoever prepared their manifesto - LIE. 2. Resistance to interreligious dialogue on the part of the ecclesiastical institution. Let's find out what you understand by interreligious dialogue. They also talk a lot with the imams in the archdiocese of Seville . 3. The current trend of the Church of Seville and its attitude of condemnation and deliberately dissuasive action in the face of plurality. As well as not allowing theologians, priests and catechists to work and express themselves freely.