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La Iglesia en Bolivia impulsa la renovación de la catequesis con miras a una evangelización más viva y misionera
The Bolivian Episcopal Conference is holding regional meetings to evaluate and update faith formation programs using a catechumenal approach. The current session includes the jurisdictions of La Paz, Coroico, Corocoro, Castrense, and El Alto.
Approximately 19 catechists met at the San Jerónimo Seminary in the Archdiocese of La Paz to discuss modern evangelization challenges. The group is working to adapt current training methods to fit the various cultural and pastoral realities across Bolivia.
Using a methodology of seeing, judging, and acting, the participants are analyzing the current crisis in Christian initiation through previous surveys and diagnostics. The process involves reviewing pastoral practices based on the central message of Christ and the identity of the catechist to create concrete proposals for simplified and renewed training methods.
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Apostolic Vicariate of Camiri · Pamela Arnez
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