Romero Page #3
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- 1989
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the earliest opportunity.
I will wait.
It maybe hours.
He's coming back?
Yes
Give him this.
Monsignor ...
Monsignor?
I'm afraid that President-elect
has not returned.
But he sent you this note.
Good night, Monsignor.
Good night.
NO POLITICAL:
PRISONERS.
Done what they said ...
exactly as they told me,
Hours,
and Hours ago and nowhere.
Waiting and waiting and nowhere.
I don't know.
There is nothing to do.
And we're waiting.
What else can we do?
There must be something else
we could do.
Soon?
`` How soon is soon ``?
I'm Sorry.
I'm glad you're here with me.
Of course I am here.
I heard things,
Monsignor.
What things?
That you are sympathetic
only to the poor.
Not only to the poor.
To radicals?
I must minister to everyone.
To the men who have taken
Rafael?
You're brave ...
But how could you think
that I wouldn't find out?
Why didn't you tell me?
This is my doing, Father.
We have done what they
have asked.
We've saved him ...
Haven't you?
He's going to be all right,
Isn't he?
They asked for political prisoners.
Perhaps you --
I could not do such thing.
If they harm him ...
it will be our turn.
Then there will be blood.
That can't help.
You live in your souls.
You do not understand what we do ...
producing, selling,
bringing dollars in...
Capital, to develop the country,
to create jobs ...
to build
a prosperous economy.
What's this have to do with Rafael?
That is what affects people.
But for that we must have
law and order.
whith all their talk about justice
organizing these people
convincing them that
they are God Almighty ...
They are responsible
for these problems.
And so you, Monsignor.
However ...
the Church is a whore.
to the highest bidder.
Bring him.
Bring him home.
You are a part of this.
Monsignor?
We're here to see
Father Alfonso Osuna.
Who?
He's not here.
and I would like to see Father Osuna.
Father Villez is the
Jesuit Provincial ...
I am the Archbishop Romero.
and we would like to see the Father.
Could we have a moment alone,
please?
What happened?
I was preparing to celebrate
the Eucharist ...
when they came,
they blindfolded me
and brought me here.
Why?
They said that I was responsible for
Zelada's death.
They said that I was in collusion
with the guerrillas.
How could they?
I do know some of them.
But you're not?
You met one of the guerrilla, Monsignor.
Does that make you one?
Because Zelada died,
Is it my fault?
Is it yours ...
What did they do?
They used electricity.
I'm just glad that I am a priest
and celibate ...
because I don't think
no longer.
Monsignor ...
What are you doing here?
We are here to get Father Osuna.
Who let you in?
Why was this man
brought here?
He cannot be released.
Do not have the authority
to release him.
Who have the authority
to arrest him?
I was carrying out instructions.
Instructions to torture him?
Monsignor, He's in a meeting ...
Please Monsignor...
The Swedish ambassador
will be at the embassy.
- I want them ...
- Good afternoon.
Monsignor
How are you?
- I am Fine.
- Good to see you.
Come in.
May I offer you a drink?
- No thank you.
- Sit down, please.
Now ...
What can I do for you?
I am sorry to come to you like this,
General but ...
this is a matter of importance.
Few weeks ago
Father Grande was assassinated.
Yesterday,
a priest was tortured.
Today, I preceded at the funeral Mass.
for the Minister of Agriculture Zelada.
This violence is destroying us.
There is trouble on many sides,
Monsignor.
Even inside the Church,
elements had gone astray.
The priests must be
without the politics.
But there are political implications
to the Gospel.
We will take care
of those.
Now, In a week
I would be inaugurated.
The Archbishop has always attended ...
to symbolize
the Church's blessing.
We have not heard from you,
Monsignor.
to all of us ...
if you would be present.
How can I bless
a situation ...
disappearing night after night?
Unfortunately ...
occupy Aguilares...
and to close the church
You can't do that.
It is a tragedy.
But let's face it.
This Grande ...
We know what they
are doing out there.
We have proof.
Inciting the people,
agitating ...
calling political meetings ...
On the day you
became Archbishop ...
on the day
he was killed.
He was a Communist.
Father Grande
was here with me ...
on the day I became
Archbishop.
And the day he was killed, it was
baptisms he was performing .
You are a liar.
You cannot count on my support,
I will attend the inaugration.
That is going to be a magnificent ceremony.
I am the military vicar,
and it is my function to go.
Who else?
I will go.
This is not an action that
I wish to take or take lightly ...
but we musn't do anything
to give the impression ...
we approve of
what is going on.
Ther is no
Persecuted Church.
Don't you see what is going on
out there?
They are only sons of the Church
who have lost their way ...
and put themselves outside
of the law.
Gentlemen, please.
I won't go.
Monsignor Flores ...?
I would like to support the Archbishop ...
but I don't agree with him.
Infact I seldom do.
Infact I think he's become
a Jesuit dupe.
Accept ...
priests are getting killed.
Accept I could get killed.
Accept it is reprehensible.
So ...
I am not going.
This is a scandal.
This divisions ...
ever since you became
Archbishop, Monsignor.
Rome is going to be very unhappy.
What are you doing there?
What are you doing?
Let us go.
We are here to remove
because the town is occupied.
- This is a barracks.
- This is a church.
What are you doing here?
We are here to take care of
the Eucharist.
Now, Get out of here.
Now.
Hey ... Hey ...
Hey.
You again?
Stand up.
Move.
Get out.
All right?
We are here today ...
and to srengthen all those whom ...
the enemies of the church
have trampled down.
You should know that you
have not suffered alone.
For you are the Church.
You are the people of God.
You are Jesus ...
in the here and now.
He is crucified in you ...
just as surely as he was crucified
on that hill outside of
Jerusalem.
And you should know ...
that your pain and your suffering ...
like His,
would contribute to El Salvador's
Liberation and Redemption.
We'll play then.
Arista...
You could have come
to my office?
I did,
but there were so many people.
Oh, This can be
a bit of crazy house.
I hope it is a sanctuary.
It's time to baptize
my baby.
It's past time.
It would be my privilege.
I would like to pick a date.
There are Baptisms every
Sunday, the choice is yours.
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