The Committee of the General Judges and Judges for Social Rights and the Franciscan doctrine (Copago), along with both its national chapters that were distributed throughout the American continent, were deeply influencing because of the departure of Pope Francis, whose life and mission was the beacon of inspiration in the struggle for human dignity.
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The death of Pope Francis caused a deep shock within the Committee of the General Judges and Judges for Social Rights and the Franciscan doctrine (Copago), an organization born with its explicit support and direct commitment. Since its establishment in 2019, Copaju has represented one of the most obvious legacies in the ink in the continental legal field. Its firm commitment to social justice, fairness and human dignity inspired the committee’s task and is still the main axis of its actions in the three Americas. Later on the African continent.
Not only was Francisco a spiritual figure, but rather a moral and political evidence for the judicial community committed to social rights. In June 2019, the Pope was personally signed by the founding action of the Vatican in the Vatican. Later, in August 2023, he raised the committee to the category of the Special Assembly of believers with the international legal legal figure, which affirmed his confidence in the task began by the judges and judges of the entire continent.
In your institutional advertisement, Copago BoardJudge Roberto Andres Gallardo said that the committee is an integral part of Francisco’s papal action, and he approved his commitment to the Pope’s doctrine regarding the enforcement of social rights.
The Brazil chapter
Each national chapter of the committee issued farewell messages, in addition to honoring the Pope, as a reaffirmation of their own obligations in defending justice with a human face. For example, the Brazilian chapter confirmed that its sadness was accompanied by hope, citing biblical words and itself about the healing power of poetic justice, capable of integrating the planet and the poorest healing. They promised to double efforts for dignity and peace.
Argentine chapter
The Argentine chapter, the Pope’s homeland, remembers its comprehensive approach to social environment and its ongoing claims called judges with justice from deep human ethics. They also recalled their speech during the opening of the new headquarters of Kopago in Buenos Aires, in which he emphasized the vital role of the judiciary as a recent protection against violation of rights. They thanked their example of love for the poor and neglected, and assumed the challenge of continuing to build social peace with firmness and decision.
Peruvian chapter
For its part, the chapter in Peru praised the Prophet’s afternoon after the Pontificate from Francisco, highlighting his vision of the law as a tool for listing and brotherhood. They emphasized that their education was not political, but moral, based on sympathy and commitment to the most forgotten. They affirmed that they will continue to build justice inspired by the Bible and the Franciscan doctrine, committed to the global values of dignity and fairness.
US branch
The United States branch confirmed that in a nation with strong constitutional traditions, the Pope’s message was a reminder that the law should always have a human face. Remember their warning of the relationship between justice, development and fairness, and they kept their commitment to applying the principles of social justice for the benefit of the most vulnerable societies. They emphasized that seeing the Pope inspires them to look beyond the courts, towards living justice and transformation.
Paraguay and Mexico Chapter
The Paraguay chapter joined the honor of social networks, and thanked the legacy of peace and social justice and the defense of the most vulnerable that Francisco leaves. The Mexican chapter, through its boss Xicohténcatl Corona, launched a phrase that summarizes its service ethics: “Whoever wants to be great, to serve others, not to use others.”
The article also remembers the Copaju Foundation, with highlighting how at the 2019 summit in the Vatican, the Pope received judges and judges from the entire continent with generosity and enthusiasm. There he expressed his desire to establish a permanent American committee that allowed judicial operators to overcome isolation, support each other and stimulate their mission. This gesture was explained as a decisive motivation for the formation of Copago.
FRAY BARTOLOMé De Las Casas Institute
Other prominent landmarks include the official recognition of the committee as the Association of Faithful and the establishment of the Fray Bartolomé de las caas, under the tutelage of the papal academy of social sciences, to enhance academic work committed to social justice.
Francisco delegated in Chereroography on August 15, 2023, Copago opened the headquarters of the Frayolomé de las caas, at the University of Brazilia Catholic. Within this framework, Brazilian President Lula da Silva obtained the Copago President (Roberto Gallardo), Amin Cubago (Gustavo Moreno), and one of the institute’s managers (Eugenio Zavarone).
The departure of Pope Francis is not a closure, but it is a renewed invitation to continue his legacy. Cubago, who inspired and founded under his motivation, bears responsibility for preserving the social justice doctrine alive, putting the excluded center and defending the judiciary in the service of the common good. Its national chapters affirm the strength of their commitment to human and moral justice and transformation, as Francisco dreamed and encouraged it.
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