“During these moments of extreme difficulty we will all have to adapt in some way, because there are already many who live in hardship.”

— Eduardo Horacio García

Source: Covid 19: "the word of God is carried out by concrete gestures of solidarity", underlines Mgr. Garcia http://www.fides.org/en/news/67736-AMERICA_ARGENTINA_Covid_19_the_word_of_God_is_carried_out_by_concrete_gestures_of_solidarity_underlines_Mgr_Garcia (14 April 2020coronavirus)

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