Bishop Gregorio Rosa Chávez, auxiliary bishop of San Salvador, El Salvador, visited the offices of National Catholic Reporter on Friday March 28. He talked with the editorial staff on a wide range of issues. One of his topics was the development of Catholic Social Teaching in the Latin American context. The host for this program is NCR staff writer Dennis Coday http://ncrcafe.org 2008 National Catholic Reporter en-us Wed, 30 Apr 2008 07:23:53 -0600 dcoday@ncronline.org Wed, 30 Apr 2008 07:23:40 -0600 FeedForAll v2.0 (2.0.0.4) http://www.feedforall.com NCR Podcast - A pedagogy of forgiveness Bishop Gregorio Rosa Chávez, auxiliary bishop of San Salvador, El Salvador, visited the offices of National Catholic Reporter on Friday March 28. He talked with the editorial staff on a wide range of issues. One of his topics was the development of Catholic Social Teaching in the Latin American context. Dennis Coday National Catholic Reporter dcoday@ncronline.org Bishop Gregorio Rosa Chávez, El Salvador, mining no no http://ncrnews.org/ncrpodcasts/graphics/rosachavez1.jpg http://ncrcafe.org Bishop Gregorio Rosa Chávez, auxiliary bishop of San Salvador, El Salvador 144 179 Bishop Chávez said that last May Pope Benedict asked the Latin American bishops to realize the vision of Populorum Progressio, the 1967 social encyclical of Pope Paul VI. Evangelization, he said, is to build a culture of life. To do this, four rights must be respect: 1) the right to life, 2) the right to dignified human rights 3) the right to true democracy, participative democracy and 4) the right to believe and to hope. This talk of vision and evangelization led Rosa Chávez to talk of prophets and slain Salvadoran Archbishop Oscar Romero. http://ncrnews.org/ncrpodcasts/rosachavez_highspeed_option1.mp3 dcoday@ncronline.org Bishop Gregorio Rosa Chávez, El Salvador, mining http://ncrcafe.org 6723F5FC-154C-4C5E-A0F1-523375506DF0 Wed, 30 Apr 2008 07:23:45 -0600 NCR Cafe Bishop Rosa Chavez was the only person who participated in all the peace talks between the government and rebel groups over five years in the 1980s. NCR editor Tom Roberts asks Bishop Rosa Chávez how the peace efforts succeed and failed. Shortly after the peace accords were signed, the bishop said, Pope John Paul II visited the country. This was also after the assassination of the Archbishop Oscar Romero. “The pope told us bishops, that we must develop a pedagogy of forgiveness,” Rosa Chavez said. And that is a vision still yet to be realized. http://ncrnews.org/ncrpodcasts/rosachavez_highspeed_option2.mp3 dcoday@ncronline.org Bishop Gregorio Rosa Chávez, El Salvador, mining http://ncrcafe.org D7920C10-8640-49AA-94E4-D3ADA38A233D Wed, 30 Apr 2008 07:18:53 -0600 NCR Cafe