CELAM

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CELAM	Consejo Episcopal Latinoamericano (Latin American Episcopal Council)

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By 1979, however, when CELAM met again, this time in Puebla, Mexico, an increasingly influential conservative faction (led by Bishop Lopez Trujillo of Colombia) sought to roll back some of the Medellin principles. The new evangelization in Latin American perspective by Vasquez, Manuel A. / Cross Currents The five Protestant observers at CELAM IV were all members of historical Protestant denominations and, thus, the question of why no Pentecostal observer was invited to the meeting becomes more insistent, especially when Pentecostals practiced in ecumenism were available. John Paul cries 'wolf:' misreading the Pentecostals by Cleary, Edward L. / Commonweal CELAM meetings, like synods in Rome, take place behind close doors, and the daily press conferences were windy exercises proving that there is a little Castro in almost every Latin prelate (and most journalists, too). CELAM & the Vatican: preferential option for dickering by Steinfels, Peter / Commonweal More results

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By 1979, however, when CELAM met again, this time in Puebla, Mexico, an increasingly influential conservative faction (led by Bishop Lopez Trujillo of Colombia) sought to roll back some of the Medellin principles.

The new evangelization in Latin American perspective by Vasquez, Manuel A. / Cross Currents

The five Protestant observers at CELAM IV were all members of historical Protestant denominations and, thus, the question of why no Pentecostal observer was invited to the meeting becomes more insistent, especially when Pentecostals practiced in ecumenism were available.

John Paul cries 'wolf:' misreading the Pentecostals by Cleary, Edward L. / Commonweal

CELAM meetings, like synods in Rome, take place behind close doors, and the daily press conferences were windy exercises proving that there is a little Castro in almost every Latin prelate (and most journalists, too).

CELAM & the Vatican: preferential option for dickering by Steinfels, Peter / Commonweal

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