Following the approval of Ordinance No. 38,533, the third Sunday of September of each year was established in Concordia as the “Pastor’s Day”. For this reason, a recognition ceremony was held for the various congregations in gratitude for the socio-spiritual work they carry out in the city.
The activity, organized by the Department of Worship, was attended by Mayor Francisco Azcué, who expressed his gratitude “for the work you do every day, carrying out that apostolate which is the dedication of one's life to others. From our administration, we defend the family as a core of development, which is what we have been working on with different institutions in the city, and the churches play a very important role.”
Government Secretary Luciano Dell´Olio, for his part, highlighted the churches' commitment to society, “carrying out work that goes beyond the spiritual and encompasses different social aspects of the community.”
Finally, the head of the Department of Worship, Andrea Casco, recalled that following the aforementioned ordinance, approved during 2024, this recognition emerged “for the work they do not only within their churches but also for all the support they provide in our society.”
Council members Eliana Lagraña, Emmanuel Godoy, and Mauricio Rey were present.
The activity, organized by the Department of Worship, was attended by Mayor Francisco Azcué, who expressed his gratitude “for the work you do every day, carrying out that apostolate which is the dedication of one's life to others. From our administration, we defend the family as a core of development, which is what we have been working on with different institutions in the city, and the churches play a very important role.”
Government Secretary Luciano Dell´Olio, for his part, highlighted the churches' commitment to society, “carrying out work that goes beyond the spiritual and encompasses different social aspects of the community.”
Finally, the head of the Department of Worship, Andrea Casco, recalled that following the aforementioned ordinance, approved during 2024, this recognition emerged “for the work they do not only within their churches but also for all the support they provide in our society.”
Council members Eliana Lagraña, Emmanuel Godoy, and Mauricio Rey were present.