
Il Pontefice: condividere un'eredità richiede di imparare a convivere nonostante le divergenze
Papa Leone XIV chiede agli argentini di avere sempre a cuore la democrazia, definendola un'eredità da custodire e rafforzare attraverso il suffragio, la partecipazione pubblica e la libertà di espressione.
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Il Papa Leone XIV si rivolge agli argentini invitandoli a custodire la democrazia come un'eredità condivisa, sottolineando il valore del dialogo e dell'incontro nonostante le divergenze di pensiero.
Il Papa chiede agli argentini di avere sempre a cuore la democrazia. "Condividere un'unica eredità richiede anche imparare a convivere, pur in presenza di divergenze di pensiero. La storia insegna quanto possa crescere un popolo quando le sue differenze si trasformano in occasione di dialogo e di incontro. Per questo motivo, anche la democrazia - ha detto Leone XIV - appartiene all'eredità che va custodita.
Scegliere i propri governanti attraverso il suffragio, partecipare alla vita pubblica, esprimere liberamente le proprie convinzioni, confidare nella legge" sono "beni" che "ogni generazione è chiamata a custodire e rafforzare".

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