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Convocatoria abierta para la Semana Teológica-Ecuménica 2026: «Sembradores de Paz: de la Palabra de Vida a la Transformación Social»
The Bolivian Episcopal Conference has opened registration for the 2026 Theological-Ecumenical Week, scheduled for October 20 to 23. The event will take place in La Paz at the Edificio Juan Pablo II from 19:00 to 21:00.
The program, themed "Sowers of Peace: from the Word of Life to Social Transformation," features speakers from various Christian traditions. On October 20, Juan Carlos Núñez from Fundación Jubileo will discuss justice, equity, and social peace. On October 21, Pastor Virginia Quezada of the Iglesia Nazareno will present on the prince of peace in the prophets, followed by Pastor Yolanda Rosas of the Iglesia Pentecostal – Concilio Latinoamericano discussing Jesus and the beatitudes on October 22. The event concludes on October 23 with priest Diego Plá of the Iglesia Cristiana Católica analyzing the pastoral letter "Por una cultura de paz." Each session includes an open dialogue starting at 20:30.
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