Anders Arborelius
Swedish Cardinal and Bishop
Born
September 24th, 1949
76 years ago
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Sweden
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Ordained as a priest in 1972, Arborelius became the first bishop of the Diocese of Stockholm in 1998. In 2017, he was elevated to cardinal by Pope Francis, becoming the first cardinal from Sweden since the Reformation. Arborelius has focused on ecumenical dialogue, interfaith relations, and social issues, emphasizing the importance of community and the Church's role in society. His leadership has included support for migrants and refugees in Sweden, advocating for their rights and integration.
First Swedish cardinal after the Reformation
Bishop of Stockholm since 1998
Advocated for migrant rights
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