The Vatican’s Venezuelan Saints: A Symbol Amid Political Turmoil and American Interests
The Vatican canonized Venezuela’s first saints amid a politically divided nation and increasing U.S.-Venezuela tensions, highlighting how faith intersects with regional challenges that have direct implications for America’s security and sovereignty.
On October 19th, the Vatican marked a historic occasion by canonizing José Gregorio Hernández and Carmen Rendiles as Venezuela's first saints. While this solemn religious event drew thousands to St. Peter’s Square in Rome, the broader context reveals a deeper story—one where spiritual symbolism meets geopolitical reality.When Faith Becomes a Beacon in a Nation DividedJosé Gregorio Hernández, known affectionately as “the doctor of the poor,” and Carmen Rendiles, a tireless educator and advocate for the needy, embody virtues that resonate beyond religious devotion. Their canonization arrives at a time when Venezuela faces crippling economic hardship, political polarization, and escalating threats...
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