Cecilia Dorado reports in El Deber: A Santa Cruz woman [cruceña] shines with her sweet voice next to the Pope She is warneña [born in Warnes, Santa Cruz] and lives in Rome, where she studied and worked in Vatican Radio. More than once participated in celebrations with the Pope. “I feel nervous,” she confesses. Born…
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Bolivian Catholics live in family and faith the Passion of Christ
Marciana Soliz report for El Dia: Good Friday led the faithful reflection Catholics live in family and faith the Passion of Christ Message. Monsignor Sergio Gualberti asked to see the cross as a symbol of life and passion, to adopt as a way of life. The Passion and Death of Christ revived the faith and…
Pope Francis will visit Bolivia this July 2015!
La Prensa reports: WILL BE IN THREE CITIES POPE TO VISIT THE COUNTRY FOR THREE DAYS La Paz. Yesterday it was learned that Pope Francis will come to Bolivia between July, 6 and 8 and will visit three cities. According to the known facts, the Supreme Pontiff of the Catholic Church, will begin his stay…
Virginia Blanco Tardío: Lay of the twentieth century could be the first Blessed of Bolivia
aciprensa reports: Lay woman of the twentieth century could be the first Blessed of Bolivia LA PAZ, 19 Feb. 05 / 12:14 am (CNA) .- The Archdiocese of Cochabamba reported already the conclusion of the diocesan phase of the beatification process for Virginia Blanco Tardío, a lay member of the Catholic Action, which could become the…
Church and state, different but not separate
Francesco Zaratti writes in Los Tiempos: Church and state, different but not separate Several reviews recently published in different newspapers in La Paz have expressed criticism of the “lies” and the alleged “interference” of the Catholic Church on matters of state with arguments that merit replication in the context of pluralism and respect for the…
Are Bolivian families loosing touch with reality and means to be better-off?
This article is not directly related to Bolivian issues, however it gives great opportunity to review our beliefs, our actions… to overcome poverty. The Pope’s “War on Capitalism” and Why Rich Kids Stay Rich by Kaisa Snellman “How can it be that it is not a news item when an elderly homeless person dies of…
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