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Oscar Romero advocated for the poor in El Salvador by speaking out against social injustice, defending human rights, and promoting social reform. He used his position as Archbishop to challenge the government and support marginalized communities, ultimately sacrificing his life for his beliefs.
He publicly defended the poor in El Salvador in Central America and subsequently, was martyred for it.
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What achievement did Oscar romero make?
By helping the poor
What religion did Oscar romero believe in?
Oscar Romero was an ArchBishop in South America. He opposed the Government's treatment of poor people, & was assassinated for it.
What did Oscar romero do to help people?
he did it by nonviolent argument
Was Oscar Romero Spanish?
No, Oscar Romero was not Spanish. He was a Salvadoran Roman Catholic Archbishop who became a vocal advocate for the poor and oppressed in El Salvador. He was assassinated in 1980 while celebrating Mass.
What did Oscar Romero sacrifice?
some one help me with this please. i need to do an essay on archbishop Oscar romero. and this is one of the questions they've asked.
What country did Oscar romero live in?
Oscar Romero was from El Salvador.Archbishop Oscar Romero lived in saint Tropez.
Is Archbishop Oscar Romero a martyr or a political activist or both?
I would say he was both. Romero died for publicly speaking out for the poor in his nation.
What did Oscar Romero want to change?
Oscar Romero wanted to change the discriminating against the poor in El Salvador. The soldiers would kill the poor for unfair reasons. The government would take the only place were they lived, so they were left with nothing.
What was Oscar Romero's religion?
He was Catholic.
Did Oscar Romero protest?
Yes he did. He protested the way in which his country's government abused the poor, & he was subsequently martyred for it.
When did Oscar Romero become an archbishop?
Oscar Romero became the Archbishop of San Salvador in 1977.
What did Oscar romero fight for?
Oscar romero wanted there to be peace between the rich and poor; for them to have the same rights as each other; for them to respect one another; to treat others as they would like to be treated. It is not because the law prohibited it, It is the rich that did. They separated rich from poor, and did not allow poor to vote by saying the voting stations are to dangerous, Which is a lie.
