Recently, Thiago Bruno, a Catholic missionary and journalist, published a critical analysis of Bruna Miranda's statements regarding Frei Gilson. Bruna, who left the Carmelite order over a decade ago, renewed her criticisms of Frei Gilson after a fellow sister's inquiries. Bruno highlights the enemy's acquiescence regarding the surge in vocations within Frei Gilson's order, which has attracted numerous new members. He shares his personal experiences and knowledge of Frei Gilson, countering Bruna's allegations and asserting that the friar's public persona is consistent with his life in the convent. Additionally, Bruno notes that Bruna departed from the order due to ideological incompatibilities, as she supports liberation theology, a perspective that does not align with the current stance of the order. The context includes the increasing political awareness among former sisters and an ongoing defense of truth in religious life, which is often misinterpreted. Bruno's analysis culminates in a call for clarity regarding the realities of religious life and the importance of maintaining integrity and principles that guide evangelization, especially as social and ideological debates intertwine with faith.
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