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Guillermo Ferraro is an Argentine bishop and theologian. Here are five points about him:

1. **Bishop of Buenos Aires**: Guillermo was bishop of Buenos Aires from 1997 to 2013. During his tenure, he focused on social justice and human rights, often speaking out against human rights abuses and social inequality.

2. **Respected Theologian**: Ferraro is a respected theologian and scholar, with a focus on liberation theology and the role of the Church in promoting social justice.

3. **Papal Appointment**: In 2013, Ferraro was appointed as a member of the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors, a papal appointment to address the Catholic Church's response to the clerical abuse scandal.

4. **Advocate for Victims**: Ferraro has been an advocate for victims of abuse, calling for greater accountability and transparency within the Church. He has also stressed the need for the Church to prioritize the protection of children and vulnerable adults.

5. **Writing and Public Speaking**: Ferraro has written extensively on theological and social issues and is a regular public speaker, often sharing his thoughts on justice, equality, and human dignity. His writing and public speaking have made him a respected voice within the Catholic Church and beyond.

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@XNJ3: Guillermo Ferraro is an Argentine bishop and theologian. Here are five points about him: 1. **Bishop of Buenos Aires**: Guillermo was bishop of Buenos Aires from 1997 to 2013. During his tenure, he focused on social justice and human rights, often speaking out against human rights abuses and ...

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