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Bishop Eugenio Coter delivers homily on everyday sainthood
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Bishop Eugenio Coter of the Apostolic Vicariate of Pando spoke about everyday holiness during a Sunday Mass in Bolivia. During his homily, Coter said that holiness is often found in people such as parents, neighbors, or strangers who choose to do good despite facing poverty or personal needs.
The bishop noted that while the celebration of All Saints is a time to remember those in the liturgical calendar and deceased loved ones, holiness is also a present reality. He said that some people living in difficult circumstances choose not to deceive or steal others, but instead pursue justice. Coter described these individuals as saints walking among the people who continue to perform miracles through their daily decisions.
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- Official source«La santidad tiene rostros cotidianos, como personas que eligen hacer el bien cuando podrían hacer lo contrario»
Apostolic Vicariate of Camiri · Dennis Fernandez
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