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Oscar Romero is buried in Catedral Metropolitana de San Salvador in El Salvador. His tomb is located in the crypt of the cathedral, where many people come to pay respects to the influential figure.
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What is a sentence with the word buried?
I can give you several sentences.We buried my uncle last week.She wants to be buried beside her husband.The children love to be buried in the sand at the beach.
What is the past tense for bury?
The past tense of "bury" is "buried."
What is present tense of buried?
That is the answer: BURIED Because the original word is bury
what tense is represented by are buried?
"Are buried" is in the present tense.
Where is Saint George buried?
Saint George is believed to be buried in the town of Lod, Israel.
What country did Oscar romero live in?
Oscar Romero was from El Salvador.Archbishop Oscar Romero lived in saint Tropez.
What was Oscar Romero's religion?
He was Catholic.
When did Oscar Romero become an archbishop?
Oscar Romero became the Archbishop of San Salvador in 1977.
How old was Oscar Romero when he died?
Oscar Romero was 62 years old when he was assassinated on March 24, 1980.
Did Oscar Romero marry?
Oscar Romero was a priest and bishop and was never married.
Did Oscar romero have siblings?
Yes, Oscar Romero had five siblings. He was the second of seven children in his family.
On what date was Oscar Romero shot?
Oscar Romero was shot while saying Mass on March 24, 1980.
What country does Oscar Romero live in?
Oscar Romero was born in Ciudad Barrios, a small town in El Salvador .
What is the feast date of Archbishop Oscar Romero?
Oscar Romero has not yet been beatified so does not have a feast day.
When was Archbishop Oscar Romero High School created?
Archbishop Oscar Romero High School was created in 2004.
When is Oscar Romero's feast day?
Oscar Romero has not yet been canonized or beatified so has no official feast day.
How was Archbishop Oscar Romero martyred?
Oscar Romero was shot during the consecration at a Mass he was saying on March 24, 1980.
