"Those of us who can speak, must speak; we cannot remain silent. We must change society — especially children — educate them in a different way; these days we don't trust anyone. Many come to ask me for my blessing because they're on their way to the United States and are leaving behind their children, their wives, and we must avoid that."
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Bishop tells Mexican people not to remain silent amid acts of violence (1 August 2022) Catholic News Agency
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