Apoyo a canonizaciÃ³n de Bartolome de las Casas.(En Relieve)(ArtÃculo breve)

Mensaje | January 1, 2006 | Copyright

Los obispos de Estados Unidos se muestran dispuestos a apoyar la causa de canonizaciÃ³n de Fray BartolomÃ© de las Casas, el fraile dominico espaÃ±ol que se opuso a que los indÃgenas fueran sometidos a esclavitud por los conquistadores espaÃ±oles. La peticiÃ³n de apoyo a la causa fue hecha por la conferencia episcopal espaÃ±ola. Fray BartolomÃ© fue el primer obispo de Chiapas, MÃ©xico, en el siglo XVI. ...

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