Oscar Romero

Oscar Romero was a Salvadoran archbishop known for advocating social justice and human rights during a time of political violence and oppression in El Salvador. He used his voice to speak out against poverty, injustice, and government repression, emphasizing the importance of the Church's role in supporting the marginalized. Romero’s sermons highlighted the need for peace and solidarity among the poor, challenging systemic inequalities. His assassination in 1980 while celebrating mass made him a martyr for social justice, inspiring movements for human rights worldwide. He is remembered as a powerful symbol of the struggle for justice and dignity for all people.