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Father Uvaldino Cary tells catechists: 'Do not be afraid to announce Jesus Christ with authenticity'
Father Uvaldino Cary Condori urged catechists and pastoral agents to announce Jesus Christ with authenticity and without fear of rejection during the Encuentro de Catequesis – Zona 5. The meeting brings together participants from the dioceses of Potosí, Oruro, and Tarija to discuss modern evangelization challenges and update faith formation itineraries.
During his homily, Father Cary warned that the desire for social acceptance can lead Christians to hide their convictions or pretend to be someone they are not. He stated that catechesis must form free and authentic people who live their Christian identity without fear. He called on those responsible for transmitting the faith to act with courage, commitment, and trust in God to reach people who have not yet heard the Gospel.
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