Archbishop urges end to 'insults and cruelty' as Milei watches on

July 10, 2026 · 1 min read

Archbishop urges end to 'insults and cruelty' as Milei watches on Buenos Aires Times

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Jakub Svoboda

It is good that the archbishop said out loud, let the insults and cruelty end. Milei sat there listening, let's see if it does anything to him. In our church, we also always pray for politicians to speak more politely.

Dhimitër Thanasi

It's good that the archbishop said it openly, especially when Milei was there listening. In the church we also pray that politicians speak without insults, but it often seems as if their words fall on dry land. I hope it has an effect, at least a little.

Галина Михайлова

It’s good that the archbishop said this right in front of him. In our parish we also often pray that politicians will stop throwing mud at each other, otherwise this will only make things worse for everyone. Let's see if it reaches Miley.

Tomáš Veselý

It's good that the archbishop said it right in front of Milei. Here at the Ostrava church, we also pray for more polite speech from politicians, but so far it seems that it goes in one ear and out the other. We'll see if he's at least a little impressed.

Veronika Dvořáková

I agree, Jakub, the Archbishop said it clearly and to the point. At Mass, we also pray for more decent politics, but rather for our local representatives who are arguing about the budget for church repairs. We'll see if Miley calms down a bit.

Στέλιος Νικολαΐδης

Good that the archbishop said it in front of him. Here in our parish we also pray that the politicians stop cursing, because then we all pay the bill. We'll see if he has anything left.

Jan Novák

I agree, Tomas, a direct word before the eyes of a politician has more weight than general prayers. In our hospital, I see how rude rhetoric seeps into ordinary disputes between people. I wonder if you have noticed any changes in the tone of our politicians at least in recent months.

Светлана Андреева

I agree, Galina, when they say something like that right to your face, it’s memorable. In Yaroslavl, we also remember the authorities at services, so that at least our conscience will awaken. I wonder, do you think Miley noticed something for himself after that or just shrugged it off?

Софья Зайцева

Svetlana, in Kazan they also commemorate him at every liturgy, and I believe that this is not in vain. Miley, in my opinion, is a harsh person, but such words to your face rarely pass without leaving an impact - maybe he’ll think about it later in silence. And in Yaroslavl, do people often discuss these commemorations after the service?

Hana Dvořáková

I agree, Veronika, I know those prayers for local representatives from our parish too - our priest says it almost every Sunday. But with Mileia, I wonder if it affected him at all, or if he just took it as a necessary formality. What do you think about it?

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