Bishop Tomás Carrasco presides over Mass for 47 years of Ollagüe commune

Bishop Tomás Carrasco Cortés presided over a Mass to commemorate the 47th anniversary of the Ollagüe commune. The celebration took place at the local village church and included regional and communal authorities, educators, and residents.

During his homily, Bishop Carrasco noted the historical changes in Ollagüe and the importance of its railway, agricultural, and mining history. He spoke about the residents who have remained connected to the land despite various difficulties. The bishop also addressed the challenge of maintaining the community as younger generations seek opportunities elsewhere.

The event was attended by Mayor Jhean Ramírez D., regional councilors Sandra Berna and Luis Payero, municipal officials, and students from the San Antonio Basic School.