Brazil – The Salesian Province of Campo Grande launches a documentary on the 48th anniversary of the death of Fr Rodolfo Lunkenbein and Simão Bororo
Campo Grande, Brazil – July 2024 - On 15 July, the Salesian Province of Brasil-Campo Grande (BCG) commemorated the 48th anniversary of the death of Fr Rodolfo Lunkenbein and Simão Bororo, who gave their lives in sacrifice for the Boe-Bororo people. For the occasion, a documentary was launched that explores the history and legacy of these two martyrs, exploring the impact of their death on the community that is still very much felt today. Through interviews, archive images and moving narratives, we will relive the events, dedication and sacrifice of Fr Lunkenbein and Simão Bororo who continue to inspire and challenge the Church to live the Gospel with authenticity and missionary ardour. In Meruri he gave his life for the original people of the Boe-Bororo, following his priestly motto "I came to serve and give my life".
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