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COMUNICADO AL PUEBLO PANAMEÑO «Panamá, no estás sola. Unidos, con fe y solidaridad, saldremos adelante»
The Archdiocese of Panama issued a statement to the Panamanian people expressing solidarity following an earthquake that shook the country. The bishops offered prayers and support to families suffering from the consequences of the earthquake, particularly those experiencing fear, damage, or distress.
The Church intends to provide concrete help and comfort to those affected. The bishops asked priests, deacons, religious brothers and sisters, and pastoral workers to remain attentive to the needs of their local communities. They specifically noted the need to care for children, the elderly, the sick, people with disabilities, and vulnerable families.
The statement encourages citizens to remain calm, care for one another, and follow instructions from authorities. The bishops also advised people to avoid unverified information that could increase public anxiety.
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- Official source@ArquiPanamaCOMUNICADO AL PUEBLO PANAMEÑO «Panamá, no estás sola. Unidos, con fe y solidaridad, saldremos adelante»
Archdiocese of Panamá · ARQUIDIÓCESIS DE PANAMÁ
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