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El arzobispo Weisenburger acompaña a trabajadores en la Misa y el desfile del Día del Trabajo en Corktown

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El arzobispo Edward J. Weisenburger acompañó a trabajadores durante el tradicional desfile del Día del Trabajo de Detroit el 7 de septiembre en Corktown, después de celebrar la Misa en Most Holy Trinity Parish, donde los fieles dieron gracias a Dios por la dignidad del trabajo.

El arzobispo Weisenburger habló sobre las enseñanzas de la Iglesia acerca de la dignidad de los trabajadores, particularmente en dos encíclicas papales: Rerum Novarum, del papa León XIII, y Magnifica Humanitas, del papa León XIV. Ambas presentan las enseñanzas sociales de la Iglesia sobre los derechos de los trabajadores en los siglos XIX y XXI, respectivamente.

El arzobispo también citó el mensaje del Día del Trabajo de este año de la U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, escrito por el arzobispo Shelton J. Fabre de Louisville, presidente del Committee on Domestic Justice and Human Development de los obispos y uno de los compañeros de seminario del arzobispo Weisenburger.

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“En su declaración de este año, en nombre de todos los obispos de la nación, el arzobispo Fabre señala que el Día del Trabajo es una oportunidad para celebrar a los trabajadores y honrar la dignidad del trabajo”, dijo el arzobispo Weisenburger. “También recalca que el trabajo es mucho más que una manera de ganarse la vida. Como lo ha enseñado la Iglesia durante siglos, el trabajo es una forma de participar en la obra continua de creación de Dios”.

El arzobispo Weisenburger celebra una Misa del Día del Trabajo en Most Holy Trinity Parish en Detroit el 7 de septiembre. Las lecturas de la Misa, incluida la Oración Colecta, dieron gracias a Dios por la dignidad del trabajo humano

El arzobispo Weisenburger dijo que el mensaje de este año presta especial atención a los jóvenes y a las comunidades vulnerables que enfrentan incertidumbre.

El informe señala que entre los jóvenes ha aumentado la preocupación por el futuro del trabajo, dijo el arzobispo. Agregó que el 70% de los estadounidenses considera que ya no es económicamente viable para las familias trabajadoras tener hijos, mientras que muchas personas también están preocupadas por el impacto de la inteligencia artificial en la fuerza laboral y el desempleo.

En respuesta a estos desafíos, la encíclica de 2026 del papa León XIV, Magnifica Humanitas, “reafirmó las enseñanzas papales de larga tradición sobre el trabajo y el bien común”, dijo el arzobispo Weisenburger. Señaló que “la inteligencia artificial presenta enormes oportunidades nuevas, pero corre el riesgo de normalizar una visión contraria a los trabajadores”.

En la declaración de la USCCB, el arzobispo Fabre observó que “ya hemos pasado por esto antes”, continuó Weisenburger.

“El arzobispo Fabre recuerda la encíclica Rerum Novarum de 1891 del papa León XIII, escrita como respuesta a la era industrial, el gran desafío de su época. El documento sigue siendo fundamental para ayudar a la Iglesia a incorporar la dignidad sagrada de la persona humana a las cuestiones del trabajo y la vida laboral”, dijo el arzobispo.

Integrantes de diversos sindicatos y organizaciones que defienden los derechos de los migrantes llevaron símbolos de sus respectivas organizaciones después de la procesión inicial de la Misa del Día del Trabajo en Most Holy Trinity Parish en Detroit el 7 de septiembre

El arzobispo Weisenburger reflexionó sobre el pasaje del Evangelio del día, tomado de San Mateo, en el que Cristo les dice a sus seguidores que no se preocupen por lo que comerán o vestirán, porque el Padre proveerá para ellos. Relacionó este mensaje con el valor y la dignidad del trabajo.

“Creo que en este caso nuestro Señor nos está dando un mensaje muy claro, aunque es algo que nunca podemos repetir lo suficiente”, dijo el arzobispo Weisenburger. “Cuando dice: ‘No se preocupen por estas tareas del día’, no está diciendo: ‘Está bien ser flojos’. Él conocía bien a quienes lo escuchaban; eran pescadores, agricultores, hombres y mujeres que trabajaban en la industria, participaban en negocios, en la agricultura y en otras tareas productivas”.

Más bien, dijo el arzobispo, “les está recordando que el significado y propósito más profundo de la vida no se encuentran en la superficie de esas actividades ni en el salario del día. La vida es más grande que lo que hago. La vida es un regalo de Dios, y el trabajo y los logros humanos, como todas las cosas, solo tienen su verdadero significado cuando se entienden a través de la fe”.

Al ver el empleo o la carrera profesional a través de la fe —reconociendo que el Padre proveerá todo lo que necesita su creación— una persona puede entender su trabajo como una colaboración con la obra de Dios y, “encontramos que nuestra mente humana se siente impulsada por un llamado más elevado”, dijo el arzobispo Weisenburger.

Feligreses de Most Holy Trinity Parish en Corktown llevan un letrero con la imagen del padre Clement Kern, el famoso “sacerdote de los trabajadores” de Detroit, quien fue un firme defensor de los derechos laborales

“El trabajo deja de ser una búsqueda vacía de cosas temporales cuando se revela la dignidad sagrada de nuestra labor”, dijo el arzobispo Weisenburger. “Y mientras nuestra nación hace hoy una pausa para reflexionar sobre la dignidad del trabajo, de los trabajadores y de la manera en que juntos servimos al bien común, que nuestro ejemplo sea uno santo”.

El arzobispo agradeció a los organizadores por preparar la liturgia, en la que participaron representantes de UNITE HERE, el Union of Carpenters and Millwrights, el International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers y Strangers No Longer. Durante la procesión inicial, llevaron objetos que representaban a sus sindicatos y la solidaridad entre trabajadores y migrantes.

El arzobispo Weisenburger habló sobre la historia del Día del Trabajo en la ciudad de Nueva York del siglo XIX y sobre cómo, hasta el día de hoy, la Iglesia permanece en solidaridad con los trabajadores y con su dignidad inherente en el lugar de trabajo como hijos e hijas de Dios.

“Me siento increíblemente bendecido de estar aquí para celebrar este día y reconocer las enormes bendiciones del trabajo, cómo ha ayudado a construir este gran país y ha contribuido al tejido de la vida que es el reino de Dios”, dijo el arzobispo Weisenburger.

Después de la Misa, el arzobispo y otros miembros del clero se unieron a los trabajadores para el tradicional desfile del Día del Trabajo en Corktown, que, según los organizadores, fue uno de los más grandes que se recuerdan en años recientes.

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