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Gutierrez, Gustavo
Born: 1928 AD
Currently alive, at 80 years of age.
Nationality: Peruvian
Categories: Priests, Religious Leaders
Currently alive, at 80 years of age.
Nationality: Peruvian
Categories: Priests, Religious Leaders
1928 - Born on June 8th in Lima, Peru. Roman Catholic theologian and Dominican priest who is considered the father of liberation theology, which emphasizes a Christian duty to aid the poor and oppressed through involvement in civic and political affairs.
1950 - Gutiérrez had previously earned a degree in medicine from the National University of Peru in Lima.
1959 - Ordained as a priest.
1971-1984 - He wrote "A Theology of Liberation" and "The Power of the Poor in History".
1993-1995 - Was named a member of the Honor Legion by the French government, and was named to the Peruvian Academy of Language.
1950 - Gutiérrez had previously earned a degree in medicine from the National University of Peru in Lima.
1959 - Ordained as a priest.
1971-1984 - He wrote "A Theology of Liberation" and "The Power of the Poor in History".
1993-1995 - Was named a member of the Honor Legion by the French government, and was named to the Peruvian Academy of Language.
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