El obispo de Matagalpa pide, entre

El obispo de Matagalpa pide, entre otras cosas paz para Nicaragua en 2020.Un país con libertad y en el que puedan desarrollarse elecciones transparentes, son parte de ñas peticiones que el obispo de la Diócesis de Matagalpa, Monseñor Rolando Álvarez Lagos, ha realizado al niño Dios, en ocasión de la Navidad en 2019.Además, el jerarca católico ruega para que la crisis sociopolítica que atraviesa Nicaragua desde abril de 2018 sea resuelta “civilizadamente”.Después de una misma que presidió este domingo 22 de diciembre en la catedral San Pedro Apóstol, de la ciudad de Matagalpa, Monseñor Álvarez aseguró que “ le estamos pidiendo al niño Dios gracia de permitirnos, de posibilitarnos, que los Nicaragüenses construyamos un país en paz, en justicia, en desarrollo, un país con respeto, un país con libertad y un país donde, en el momento adecuado, todos podamos, en elecciones libres, justas y transparentes depositar nuestro voto y que las cosas se resuelvan civilizadamente”.Así respondió Monseñor Álvarez a la interrogante de qué le pediría en una “carta al Niño Dios”CULTURA DEL SILENCIOEl obispo de Matagalpa también invitó a los nicaragüenses a “entrar a la cultura del silencio” de manera que, “escuchando al otro” puedan surgir soluciones a la crisis del país y pueda ser construida una sociedad con justicia social.“Escucharle su reflexión, los ángulos con que él está viendo la realidad y la situación nacional, y poder encontrar soluciones justas, pacificas, que nos permitan salir de esta crisis y poder construir un país para todos en el que podamos realmente, como he insistido en otras ocasiones, sentarnos juntos a la mesa, donde los pobres tengan el lugar privilegiado”, dijo Monseñor Álvarez.Agregó que de esa manera sería construida “una sociedad donde haya justicia social, equidad, donde se respete al otro, porque el respeto al otro es fundamento de la libertad”.

結果 (英文) 1:

Bishop of Matagalpa calls, among other peace things to Nicaragua in 2020.
A country freely and in which transparent elections can be developed, are part NaS requests that the bishop of the Diocese of Matagalpa, Monsignor Rolando Alvarez Lagos, made to the Baby Jesus, during Christmas in 2019. in
addition, the Catholic leader prays that the socio - political crisis in Nicaragua since April 2018 is resolved "civilly".
After one who presided Sunday December 22 in the Cathedral of Saint Peter the Apostle, in the city of Matagalpa, Monsignor Alvarez said that "we are asking the child God 's grace to allow us , to enable us , that Nicaraguans build a peaceful country in fairness, developing country with respect, a country with freedom and a country where, at the right time, we can all, in free elections, fair and transparent deposit our vote and that things are resolved in a civilized manner . "
Bishop Alvarez was responding to the question of what he would ask in a "letter to the Child Jesus"
CULTURE OF SILENCE
The Bishop of Matagalpa also invited Nicaraguans to "enter the culture of silence" so that "listening to the other" may arise solutions to the crisis in the country and can be built a society with social justice.
"Listening to his reflection, the angles he's seeing reality and the national situation, and to find fair solutions, peaceful, enabling leave us out of this crisis and to build a country for all in which we can really, as I have insisted on other occasions, sit together at the table where the poor have a privileged place , "said Monsignor Alvarez.
He added that way would be built "a society where there is social justice, equity, where respecting the other because the other is respect for the foundation of freedom".

結果 (英文) 2:

The Bishop of Matagalpa calls for, among other things, peace for Nicaragua in 2020.
A country with freedom and in which transparent elections can take place are part of the requests that the Bishop of the Diocese of Matagalpa, Monsignor Rolando Alvarez Lagos, has made to the child God, on the occasion of Christmas in 2019.
In addition, the Catholic government is pleasing to see that the socio-political crisis that has been going through Nicaragua since April 2018 is resolved "civilized".
After one who presided this Sunday 22 December in the cathedral of St. Peter the Apostle, in the city of Matagalpa, Monsignor Alvarez assured that "we are asking the child God grace to allow ourselves, to allow ourselves, that the Nicaraguans build a country in peace, in justice, in development, a country with respect, a country with freedom and a country where, at the right time, we can all, in free, fair and transparent elections, cast our vote and that things resolve civilly."
Thus Monsignor Alvarez answered the question of what he would ask in a "letter to the Child God"
CULTURE OF SILENCE
The Bishop of Matagalpa also invited Nicaraguans to "enter the culture of silence" so that, "listening to the other" solutions to the country's crisis can emerge and a society can be built with social justice.
"Listen to his reflection, the angles with which he is seeing reality and the national situation, and to be able to find just, peaceful solutions that allow us to get out of this crisis and to be able to build a country for all where we can really, as I have insisted on other times, to sit at the table together, where the poor have the privileged place," Monsignor Alvarez said.
He added that in this way it would be built "a society where there is social justice, equity, where the other is respected, because respect for the other is the foundation of freedom."

結果 (英文) 3:

Bishop matagarpa, among other things, called for peace in Nicaragua by 2020.
Bishop Rolando 1933lvarez Lagos, bishop of matagarpa, made a request to the God of the child on Christmas Day 2019 as part of a free and transparent country.
In addition, Catholic leaders hope to "civilize" Nicaragua's socio political crisis since April 2018.
Bishop Alvarez, who presided over a meeting at the apostolic Cathedral of San Pedro in matagarpa on Sunday, 22 December, assured us that "we ask God for the grace of children so that we Nicaraguans can build a country of peace, justice and development, a country of respect for others, A free country, a country where all of us can vote for us in due course through free, fair and transparent elections and solve problems in a civilized way. "
Bishop Alvarez answered a question, what does he want you to do in his letter "God for children"?
Silent culture
Bishop matagarpa also invited Nicaraguans to "enter a culture of silence" so that "listening to others" can find solutions to the national crisis and build a social justice.
"Listen to his ideas, his views on reality and the situation of the country, and find a just and peaceful solution that will enable us to get out of this crisis and build a country for all that we can truly sit together, as I stressed on other occasions, "Where the poor have privileges," said bishop Alvarez.
He added that this would create a "society of social justice, fairness and respect for others, because respect for others is the basis of freedom".