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  1. Ernesto Cardenal | Biography & Works | Britannica

  2. Ernesto Cardenal, Nicaraguan Priest, Poet and …

    WEBMar 1, 2020 · The Rev. Ernesto Cardenal, one of Latin America’s most admired poets and priests, who defied the Roman Catholic Church in …

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    • Ernesto Cardenal, Nicaraguan poet and priest, dies at 95

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      Ernesto Cardenal (born January 20, 1925, Granada, Nicaragua—died March 1, 2020, Managua) was a revolutionary Nicaraguan poet and Roman Catholic priest who is considered to be the second most important Nicaraguan poet, after Rubén Darío. He was educated first at Jesuit schools in Nicaragua, then in Mexico and at Columbia University.
      The community Cardenal created at Solentiname continues to prosper. The members produce paintings of the lake, its birds and other wildlife, and pursue the vision of a utopia in this world to which Cardenal dedicated his life. Ernesto Cardenal Martínez, priest, poet and politician, born 20 January 1925; died 1 March 2020
      Father Cardenal defied the Roman Catholic Church in the 1980s by serving as a minister in the revolutionary government of Nicaragua. Ernesto Cardenal in 2014.
      In 1983 ministers of the revolutionary Sandinista government lined up on the tarmac to welcome Pope John Paul II on his first visit to Nicaragua. Moments later, TV cameras showed the pontiff wagging a finger at the kneeling Ernesto Cardenal, priest and minister of culture, admonishing him for mixing religion and politics.
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    • Ernesto Cardenal, Nicaraguan poet and priest, dies at 95

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      WEBLearn about the life and legacy of Ernesto Cardenal, who died in 2020 at 95. He was a prominent figure in Central American culture and politics, and chose the Benson Collection at UT Austin for his personal archive.