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He also participated in other progressive initiatives for the community, making urban improvements. He maintained a permanent and restless activity, including manual or advisory tasks way beyond his ecclesiastical training, especially in the form of building and social development.
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Archbishop Ramon Bogarín is mentioned among those who promoted the founding of the
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writer and bishop and keynote speaker of
Paraguay. He was born in the Central Department of Ypacaraí, Paraguay on March 30, 1911, and died in San Juan Bautista, Department of Missions on November 3, 1976. was a bishop, a writer and keynote speaker of Paraguay.
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The loss of the illustrious and jovial priest was a huge pain. His gifts of leadership of the
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he founded and directed the weekly newspaper
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and younger brother of another famous minister, Agustín Bogarín with over fifty years of priesthood, many of which were served as head of the parish of
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He also served in the ecumenical work of the Church, especially in Latin
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