Mons. Renán Aguilera: Estar revestidos de Cristo significa mostrarlo con nuestra manera de hablar y actuar

Bishop Renán Aguilera urged the faithful to reflect Christ through their daily speech and behavior during a Sunday homily. Aguilera, who serves as the bishop of Potosí and the apostolic administrator of the Archdiocese of Sucre, told the congregation that participating in the Eucharist requires a personal commitment to transformation and social testimony.

Drawing on the Sunday Gospel regarding a banquet where guests must be properly dressed, Aguilera explained that the formal attire symbolizes the need to be clothed in Christ. He stated that being clothed in Christ means that a person's way of speaking, acting, and presenting themselves to others should demonstrate their faith.

The bishop warned against the contradiction of attending religious services without changing one's conduct outside the church. He emphasized that faith must go beyond outward expressions to manifest in a renewed way of living and relating to others.