The Chilean Church - �Privileged to Be the Voice of the Poor�.

8/31/2012 - 2:19 PM PST

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NEW YORK, NY (August 31, 2012) - WorldPriest TV�s exclusive interview with Father Benjamin, Chile�s only priest at the Dublin Eucharistic Congress, shares with the world that the Chilean Church has the great privilege to be the voice of the poor.

76% of the Chilean people are Catholic but money and materialism have become very important, distracting Catholics from their spiritual roles in life. Like other places across the globe the church and the Bishops are talking but the people are not listening, are the feelings of Father Benjamin.

Father Benjamin also shares with us that the Chilean Church joins the Irish Church in their suffering and that the suffering can be sour but the fruits in the future will be so sweet.

Father Benjamin was ordained 20 years ago in a class of 16 and today 16 priests are remaining despite the challenges and the crisis in the Church in Chile.

To view this bilingual interview visit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPMUKvGnAvQ&sns=em

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