CLEAN : The Pope who preached

The transcript discusses the Pope's past visits to Villa 21 in Buenos Aires, highlighting his support for slum priests and their mission to live among and support the poor in inner-city areas. It details the challenges and dangers these priests face, including threats from drug traffickers. Father Toto, a local priest, exemplifies commitment to his community, finding meaning in serving the local people despite the risks.

What was Jorge Maria Bergoglio's role in Buenos Aires before becoming Pope?

• He was a school teacher.

• He was the Archbishop of the Argentine capital.

• He was a businessman.

• He was a local politician.

What was the main goal of the slum priests' movement that began in the 1970s?

• To build new churches in wealthy areas.

• To live among and support the poorest communities.

• To establish schools in rural areas.

• To promote tourism in Buenos Aires.

Why did the previous parish priest leave the area?

• He wanted to retire in a quieter place.

• He was transferred to another city.

• He was promoted to a higher position.

• He received death threats due to his campaign against drug traffickers.

What gives Father Toto's life meaning according to the transcript?

• His love for traveling.

• His commitment to local people.

• His passion for music.

• His interest in politics.

What is a significant risk faced by slum priests in Buenos Aires?

• Economic downturns.

• Threats from drug traffickers.

• Political instability.

• Natural disasters.