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Leonardo Boff would like to embrace erstwhile mentor Benedict XVI in Rome‍

Leonardo Boff, the popular liberation theologian from Brazil and former Franciscan priest, has expressed a desire to “embrace” and effect a “kind of reconciliation” with the man who once silenced him – Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, the now-retired Benedict XVI. Boff told Germany’s Catholic