Memórias da violência e resistências silenciadas: as ações político-educativas da paróquia São Simão em Belford Roxo (RJ)

Abstract

The present work investigatespolitical-educatedpolitical actions of parish SãoSimão, situated in the municipality of Belford Roxo, state of Rio, against the consequences of urban violence present at the location. The dissertation intends to approach the implementedresistancewithinthisCatholicreligiousspacethatfoliedexperiencesthat minimized the state of precaution andabandonment of public power,typical of so many periphery. It stands out of the parading pawn, Father Bruno, with his dedication, militancy and defense of human rights in a region marked by the presence of extermination groups that spray horror and fear mainly for the poorer. It stands out as the stake and testimony of the researcher in many events here approached, because by reporting his experiences and life - lived, helps to give Framework to this dissertation. You will be taken in account interviews with several actors who participated in engagement in favor of a population marked by the stigma of violence. Violence that often practiced by public agents or supported by the state apparatus. Therefore, the dissertation brings stories of violence practiced in the municipality, which helped create the most violent place in the world. In this way, São Simão Parish, with its history in favor of the struggle for human rights, acted and acts as a trench of resistance, developing a particular political-educational process with a population often silenced by the environment of urban violence.