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Archbishop Oscar Romero: Prophetic Critical Personality

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Archbishop Oscar Romero, is and perfect exemplar of a person that has a prophetic critical personality. Oscar was born in El Salvador in 1917. When he was thirteen, he left home for a minor seminary in San Miguel. Years later in Italy, Romero graduate with a theology degree and was ordain a priest in 1942. He was order to go back to his home country, but his way home he and his friend were captured by the Cuban Police. They were there for several months, but his friends got sick, so the Cubans transferred him to a hospital and released them from their custody. Then they were on their way to El Salvador once again. When he was in El Salvador, he noticed that the poverty and he wanted make a difference. He started to use the resources from the

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