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The Kingdom's program as a path to holiness
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Consuelo Vélez wrote that holiness does not mean taking refuge in religious practices, but living the program of the Kingdom. In a commentary for the series Al partir el pan, Vélez stated that this program invites people to transform poverty and seek justice, even if it brings persecution.
Writing on the feast of All Saints, Vélez noted that while not everyone reaches the altars, everyone is called to aspire to holiness.
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