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1import"../chunks/DsnmJJEf.js";import"../chunks/R6tOVjgs.js";import{s as n,f as T,a as r,c as k,g as q,e as l,aO as s,$ as A,aP as o,i as G,n as v,aY as b}from"../chunks/BgQWgQoF.js";import{i as w}from"../chunks/UFsMAXTJ.js";import{h as J}from"../chunks/orc0PXJy.js";import{l as N}from"../chunks/BzZFb4Bh.js";import{G as D}from"../chunks/edxKrJgW.js";var H=l('<h2>Liturgical Memory of St. Scalabrini - June 1, 2026</h2> <p class="pt svelte-143pxg8">On this Liturgical Memory of St. John Baptist Scalabrini, we do not remember a saint of the past; we receive again a mission for the present. In 2026, while millions continue to flee war, hunger, persecution, climate disasters, and collapsing hopes, the Gospel asks us not to speak of migrants and refugees as numbers, but to recognize them as brothers and sisters carrying a sacred history.</p> <p class="svelte-143pxg8">Scalabrini saw migration not only as a wound of humanity, but also as a place where God walks with His people. Today, from Sudan to Haiti, from Ukraine to the Mediterranean routes, from border shelters to families waiting for a legal answer, the migrant’s journey continues to reveal both the suffering of the world and the conscience of the Church.</p> <p class="svelte-143pxg8">To be Scalabrinian today is to stand where fear builds walls and to answer with presence; where indifference counts bodies and to answer with names; where politics delays compassion and to answer with the Gospel. May St. Scalabrini intercede for us, so that every parish, every mission, and every community may become a home where the stranger is not merely assisted, but received as Christ among us.</p> <p class="svelte-143pxg8"><i><b>📖 “So you too should love the resident alien, for that is what you were in the land of Egypt. — Deuteronomy 10:19”</b></i></p> <p class="svelte-143pxg8">These are some of the joyful, memorable celebrations of our Province:</p>',1),I=l('<p class="pt svelte-143pxg8">En esta Memoria Litúrgica de San Juan Bautista Scalabrini, no recordamos a un santo del pasado; recibimos nuevamente una misión para el presente. En 2026, mientras millones de personas siguen huyendo de la guerra, el hambre, la persecución, los desastres climáticos y las esperanzas derrumbadas, el Evangelio nos pide no hablar de migrantes y refugiados como cifras, sino reconocerlos como hermanos y hermanas que llevan una historia sagrada.</p> <p class="svelte-143pxg8">Scalabrini vio la migración no solo como una herida de la humanidad, sino también como un lugar donde Dios camina con su pueblo. Hoy, desde Sudán hasta Haití, desde Ucrania hasta las rutas del Mediterráneo, desde los albergues fronterizos hasta las familias que esperan una respuesta legal, el camino del migrante sigue revelando tanto el sufrimiento del mundo como la conciencia de la Iglesia.</p> <p class="svelte-143pxg8">Ser Scalabriniano hoy es ponerse de pie allí donde el miedo levanta muros y responder con presencia; donde la indiferencia cuenta cuerpos y responder con nombres; donde la política retrasa la compasión y responder con el Evangelio. Que San Scalabrini interceda por nosotros, para que cada parroquia, cada misión y cada comunidad se conviertan en un hogar donde el extranjero no sea solamente asistido, sino recibido como Cristo entre nosotros.</p> <p class="svelte-143pxg8"><i><b>📖 “Así también ustedes deben amar al extranjero residente, porque ustedes fueron extranjeros en la tierra de Egipto. — Deuteronomio 10,19”</b></i></p> <p class="svelte-143pxg8">Estas son algunas de las celebraciones memorables de nuestra Provincia:</p>',1),L=l('<div class="top"></div> <div class="container lines-bg svelte-143pxg8"><div class="message svelte-143pxg8"><!></div>

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