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Óscar Arnulfo Romero y Galdámez (Ciudad Barrios, August 15, 1917 - San Salvador, March 24, 1980), known as Monsignor Romero, [2] was a Salvadoran Catholic priest and the fourth metropolitan archbishop of San Salvador (1977- 1980), famous for his preaching in defense of human rights and for having been assassinated during the celebration of mass in the chapel of the Divina Providencia hospital. The order for his murder has never been officially confirmed. The Catholic Church venerates him as a saint and some of his faithful refer to him as Saint Romero of America
As archbishop, he denounced numerous human rights violations in his Sunday homilies and publicly expressed his solidarity with the victims of political violence in his country. [7] His murder sparked an international protest demanding respect for human rights in The Savior. Within the Catholic Church he was considered a bishop who defended the "preferential option for the poor." In one of his homilies, he affirmed: "The mission of the Church is to identify herself with the poor, thus the Church finds her salvation" (November 11, 1977).
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