Janice Sevre-Duszynska In this photo taken on Thursday, March 7, 2013 Janice Sevre-Duszynska gestures as the dome of St. Peter's Basilica is seen in background, in Rome. The election of a new pope always brings with it hopes for change from across the Catholic ideological and theological spectrum. Advocacy groups from around the world have descended on Rome to try to publicize their causes while media attention on the Vatican is high. Roman Catholic Womenpriests was founded in Germany in 2002 after seven women said they were ordained as priests on the Danube River in violation of church law. The Vatican excommunicated them a few weeks later. Since then, hundreds of women say they have been validly ordained as deacons, priests and a handful of bishops. Since then as well, the Vatican has made the illicit ordination of women one of the "gravest" canonical crimes, dealt with exclusively by Benedict XVI's old office, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. The sanction is swift and severe: automatic excommunication for the woman receiving the attempted ordination and the priest who performs the ceremony. (AP Photo/Andrew Medichini) (Andrew Medichini)
Tres tramos de la ruta 32 ya se pueden circular a cuatro carriles, sin embargo la falta de señales, obras inconcluras y el irrespeto de los conductores generan caos y peligros en el recorrido.
Vea la nota completa sobre Ramen Saki acá: https://www.nacion.com/que-comemos/ramen-saki-un-viaje-de-sabores-y-libertad/ZDDGSVNJCFCYXJ5XFQWDFEQVRU/story/?activate-overlay=true