"Guatemalan Cardinal"

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8 January 2024

Cardinal Alvaro Leonel Ramazzini Imeri is celebrating the annual mass in honor of Guatemala's Christ of Esquipulas at St. Patrick's Cathedral in Manhattan, New York, on January 7, 2024, with faith and devotion before the Guatemalan migrant community. Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini, from the diocese of Huehuetenango, who left Guatemala in early December, is saying that he has heard about a ''strong letter'' sent by the Guatemalan government to the Vatican against him. Rumors are circulating that there is an arrest warrant for him since he expressed concerns about a potential coup being prepared to prevent Guatemala's elected president, Bernardo Arevalo, from assuming power on January 14, 2024.

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8 January 2024

Cardinal Alvaro Leonel Ramazzini Imeri is celebrating the annual mass in honor of Guatemala's Christ of Esquipulas at St. Patrick's Cathedral in Manhattan, New York, on January 7, 2024, with faith and devotion before the Guatemalan migrant community. Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini, from the diocese of Huehuetenango, who left Guatemala in early December, is saying that he has heard about a ''strong letter'' sent by the Guatemalan government to the Vatican against him. Rumors are circulating that there is an arrest warrant for him since he expressed concerns about a potential coup being prepared to prevent Guatemala's elected president, Bernardo Arevalo, from assuming power on January 14, 2024.

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8 January 2024

Cardinal Alvaro Leonel Ramazzini Imeri is celebrating the annual mass in honor of Guatemala's Christ of Esquipulas at St. Patrick's Cathedral in Manhattan, New York, on January 7, 2024, with faith and devotion before the Guatemalan migrant community. Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini, from the diocese of Huehuetenango, who left Guatemala in early December, is saying that he has heard about a ''strong letter'' sent by the Guatemalan government to the Vatican against him. Rumors are circulating that there is an arrest warrant for him since he expressed concerns about a potential coup being prepared to prevent Guatemala's elected president, Bernardo Arevalo, from assuming power on January 14, 2024.

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8 January 2024

Cardinal Alvaro Leonel Ramazzini Imeri is celebrating the annual mass in honor of Guatemala's Christ of Esquipulas at St. Patrick's Cathedral in Manhattan, New York, on January 7, 2024, with faith and devotion before the Guatemalan migrant community. Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini, from the diocese of Huehuetenango, who left Guatemala in early December, is saying that he has heard about a ''strong letter'' sent by the Guatemalan government to the Vatican against him. Rumors are circulating that there is an arrest warrant for him since he expressed concerns about a potential coup being prepared to prevent Guatemala's elected president, Bernardo Arevalo, from assuming power on January 14, 2024.

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8 January 2024

Cardinal Alvaro Leonel Ramazzini Imeri is celebrating the annual mass in honor of Guatemala's Christ of Esquipulas at St. Patrick's Cathedral in Manhattan, New York, on January 7, 2024, with faith and devotion before the Guatemalan migrant community. Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini, from the diocese of Huehuetenango, who left Guatemala in early December, is saying that he has heard about a ''strong letter'' sent by the Guatemalan government to the Vatican against him. Rumors are circulating that there is an arrest warrant for him since he expressed concerns about a potential coup being prepared to prevent Guatemala's elected president, Bernardo Arevalo, from assuming power on January 14, 2024.

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8 January 2024

Cardinal Alvaro Leonel Ramazzini Imeri is celebrating the annual mass in honor of Guatemala's Christ of Esquipulas at St. Patrick's Cathedral in Manhattan, New York, on January 7, 2024, with faith and devotion before the Guatemalan migrant community. Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini, from the diocese of Huehuetenango, who left Guatemala in early December, is saying that he has heard about a ''strong letter'' sent by the Guatemalan government to the Vatican against him. Rumors are circulating that there is an arrest warrant for him since he expressed concerns about a potential coup being prepared to prevent Guatemala's elected president, Bernardo Arevalo, from assuming power on January 14, 2024.

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8 January 2024

Cardinal Alvaro Leonel Ramazzini Imeri is celebrating the annual mass in honor of Guatemala's Christ of Esquipulas at St. Patrick's Cathedral in Manhattan, New York, on January 7, 2024, with faith and devotion before the Guatemalan migrant community. Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini, from the diocese of Huehuetenango, who left Guatemala in early December, is saying that he has heard about a ''strong letter'' sent by the Guatemalan government to the Vatican against him. Rumors are circulating that there is an arrest warrant for him since he expressed concerns about a potential coup being prepared to prevent Guatemala's elected president, Bernardo Arevalo, from assuming power on January 14, 2024.

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8 January 2024

Cardinal Alvaro Leonel Ramazzini Imeri is celebrating the annual mass in honor of Guatemala's Christ of Esquipulas at St. Patrick's Cathedral in Manhattan, New York, on January 7, 2024, with faith and devotion before the Guatemalan migrant community. Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini, from the diocese of Huehuetenango, who left Guatemala in early December, is saying that he has heard about a ''strong letter'' sent by the Guatemalan government to the Vatican against him. Rumors are circulating that there is an arrest warrant for him since he expressed concerns about a potential coup being prepared to prevent Guatemala's elected president, Bernardo Arevalo, from assuming power on January 14, 2024.

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#10898133

8 January 2024

Catholic parishioners are keeping alive the devotion and prayers to the Black Christ of Esquipulas of Guatemala during the mass being offered by Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini at St. Patrick's Church in Manhattan, New York, on January 7, 2024. Today, Guatemalans are commemorating the Black Christ of Esquipulas, located 85 miles east of Guatemala City. Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini, from the diocese of Huehuetenango, is currently outside Guatemala after leaving in early December upon hearing that the Guatemalan government had sent a ''strong letter'' against him to the Vatican. Rumors of an arrest warrant have been circulating since he expressed concerns about a potential coup to prevent Guatemala's elected president, Bernardo Arevalo, from assuming power on January 14, 2024.

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8 January 2024

Catholic parishioners are keeping alive the devotion and prayers to the Black Christ of Esquipulas of Guatemala during the mass being offered by Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini at St. Patrick's Church in Manhattan, New York, on January 7, 2024. Today, Guatemalans are commemorating the Black Christ of Esquipulas, which is located 85 miles east of Guatemala City. Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini, from the diocese of Huehuetenango, is expressing his concerns about the political situation in Guatemala after leaving the country in early December. He has mentioned hearing about a ''strong letter'' sent by the Guatemalan government to the Vatican against him and is aware of rumors about an arrest warrant issued for him since he voiced fears of a coup being prepared to stop Guatemala's elected president, Bernardo Arevalo, from taking office on January 14, 2024.

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8 January 2024

Catholic parishioners are keeping alive the devotion and prayers to the Black Christ of Esquipulas of Guatemala during the mass being offered by Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini at St. Patrick's Church in Manhattan, New York, on January 7, 2024. Today, Guatemalans are commemorating the Black Christ of Esquipulas, which is located 85 miles east of Guatemala City. Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini, from the diocese of Huehuetenango, is expressing his concerns about the political situation in Guatemala after leaving the country in early December. He has mentioned hearing about a ''strong letter'' sent by the Guatemalan government to the Vatican against him and is aware of rumors about an arrest warrant issued for him since he voiced fears of a coup being prepared to stop Guatemala's elected president, Bernardo Arevalo, from taking office on January 14, 2024.

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8 January 2024

Catholic parishioners are keeping alive the devotion and prayers to the Black Christ of Esquipulas of Guatemala during the mass being offered by Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini at St. Patrick's Church in Manhattan, New York, on January 7, 2024. Today, Guatemalans are commemorating the Black Christ of Esquipulas, which is located 85 miles east of Guatemala City. Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini, from the diocese of Huehuetenango, is expressing his concerns about the political situation in Guatemala after leaving the country in early December. He has mentioned hearing about a ''strong letter'' sent by the Guatemalan government to the Vatican against him and is aware of rumors about an arrest warrant issued for him since he voiced fears of a coup being prepared to stop Guatemala's elected president, Bernardo Arevalo, from taking office on January 14, 2024.

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8 January 2024

Catholic parishioners are keeping alive the devotion and prayers to the Black Christ of Esquipulas of Guatemala during the mass being offered by Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini at St. Patrick's Church in Manhattan, New York, on January 7, 2024. Today, Guatemalans are commemorating the Black Christ of Esquipulas, which is located 85 miles east of Guatemala City. Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini, from the diocese of Huehuetenango, is expressing his concerns about the political situation in Guatemala after leaving the country in early December. He has mentioned hearing about a ''strong letter'' sent by the Guatemalan government to the Vatican against him and is aware of rumors about an arrest warrant issued for him since he voiced fears of a coup being prepared to stop Guatemala's elected president, Bernardo Arevalo, from taking office on January 14, 2024.

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8 January 2024

Catholic parishioners are keeping alive the devotion and prayers to the Black Christ of Esquipulas of Guatemala during the mass being offered by Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini at St. Patrick's Church in Manhattan, New York, on January 7, 2024. Today, Guatemalans are commemorating the Black Christ of Esquipulas, which is located 85 miles east of Guatemala City. Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini, from the diocese of Huehuetenango, is expressing his concerns about the political situation in Guatemala after leaving the country in early December. He has mentioned hearing about a ''strong letter'' sent by the Guatemalan government to the Vatican against him and is aware of rumors about an arrest warrant issued for him since he voiced fears of a coup being prepared to stop Guatemala's elected president, Bernardo Arevalo, from taking office on January 14, 2024.

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8 January 2024

Catholic parishioners are keeping alive the devotion and prayers to the Black Christ of Esquipulas of Guatemala during the mass being offered by Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini at St. Patrick's Church in Manhattan, New York, on January 7, 2024. Today, Guatemalans are commemorating the Black Christ of Esquipulas, which is located 85 miles east of Guatemala City. Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini, from the diocese of Huehuetenango, is expressing his concerns about the political situation in Guatemala after leaving the country in early December. He has mentioned hearing about a ''strong letter'' sent by the Guatemalan government to the Vatican against him and is aware of rumors about an arrest warrant issued for him since he voiced fears of a coup being prepared to stop Guatemala's elected president, Bernardo Arevalo, from taking office on January 14, 2024.

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8 January 2024

Catholic parishioners are keeping alive the devotion and prayers to the Black Christ of Esquipulas of Guatemala during the mass being offered by Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini at St. Patrick's Church in Manhattan, New York, on January 7, 2024. Today, Guatemalans are commemorating the Black Christ of Esquipulas, which is located 85 miles east of Guatemala City. Cardinal Alvaro Ramazzini, from the diocese of Huehuetenango, is expressing his concerns about the political situation in Guatemala after leaving the country in early December. He has mentioned hearing about a ''strong letter'' sent by the Guatemalan government to the Vatican against him and is aware of rumors about an arrest warrant issued for him since he voiced fears of a coup being prepared to stop Guatemala's elected president, Bernardo Arevalo, from taking office on January 14, 2024.

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