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Mons. Coter exhorta a jóvenes confirmandos, de El Sena, a asumir una actitud responsable ante Dios y la sociedad
Bishop Eugenio Coter presided over a Mass for young people and adults receiving the sacrament of Confirmation at the San José Obrero quasi-parish in El Sena.
During his homily, Bishop Coter told the confirmands that the sacrament is not a religious requirement or the end of their formation, but a chance to live their faith with more awareness and witness to Christ in daily life. He urged the group to make decisions that support personal and spiritual growth by avoiding addictions and behaviors that harm themselves, their families, or their surroundings.
The bishop of the Apostolic Vicariate of Pando also said that following God requires acting with respect, solidarity, and responsibility to benefit others. He encouraged the newly confirmed to let Gospel values guide their relationships and decisions to help create a more fraternal community.
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