“If everyone assumes their responsibilities, and we live Christian values coherently day by day.”

— Pablo Galimberti

The Blessed Mother’s “doings” at Salto https://www.schoenstatt.org/en/reaching-out/2016/03/the-blessed-mothers-doings-at-salto/ (2016)

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Roman Catholic bishop of Salto 1941

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