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Diocese of Valledupar agents strengthen knowledge of diocesan history
Communications ministry agents from various parishes in the Diocese of Valledupar met for a diocesan gathering to study the history of their local Church. Led by Father Nolberto Mogollón, the diocesan delegate for communications ministry, the event focused on strengthening communion among representatives and deepening their understanding of the diocese's historical legacy.
During the session, Father James Romero presented the prehistory of the Diocese of Valledupar, covering the events and antecedents that shaped the local Church. Father Iver de la Cruz, the vicar of pastoral ministry, provided instructions on how to write parish histories. These accounts will help preserve the memory of local communities and will be included in the second edition of the diocesan magazine.
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- Official sourceCommunications Ministry agents strengthen their knowledge of the history of the Diocese of Valledupar
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