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Families in Kollpa Khuchu Belén hold day of fasting and prayer
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Families in the Kollpa Khuchu Belén community held a day of fasting and prayer to thank God for their harvests and ask for blessings on their families and work. The gathering included community members, catechists, and local authorities within the Belén district.
Father Policarpio Arcaya, the priest of San Pedro de Sica Sica parish, accompanied the community during the prayers. The event also marked the start of communal work projects, where families will combine their efforts to improve and maintain their local temple.
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- Official sourceKollpa Khuchu Belén: Una comunidad que agradece a Dios con ayuno y oración
Apostolic Vicariate of Camiri · Pamela Arnez
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