Vision De Cordoba

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Vision De Cordoba 

 

Introduction 

Since the tragic death of the most beloved Francisco Cardinal Sutica, Hyspia, and all of Cordoba has shown great resilience, strength and virtue, navigating through such turbulent times. Francisco helped blaze a new path, let us now walk it. With this vision for the future of the Diocese of Cordoba, when we put our mind to things there is nothing of which we cannot do, so therefore let us pray for GODs blessing as we march forward into the future, together. Enclosed in this document is a list of items and actions that are of great importance to the Diocese of Cordoba and shall be completed through the grace of GOD. 

 

 

Service to the poor 

It is but one of the greatest missions of the church, to care for those who have less than us, for we are but humble servants of GODs great mission and in the end ultimate judgement comes down on what you have done, not on what you have. So it shall be Cordoba's first mission, to expand such services and ministries to those of lesser possessions and resources, but rich in heart and spirit.

 

Expansion of Clergy 

Cordoba is a diverse and large diocese, and such beauty and diversity comes with the need for more who are willing to take up the holy mission of ministry and spreading the word of GOD. Thus is shall be Cordoba's the Diocese shall go on a campaign of recruitment and retention of people of cloth who spread the word of GOD to all in the diocese 

 

Expansion of the Faithful

One of the most sacred and holy missions that anyone can be bestowed upon is the spreading of the word of GOD. It shall be the Diocese mission by decades end to at least double the amount of church goers and laity's within Eastcliffe, Osanora, and Cartagena.

 

 

Signed,

Hernando Altamirano, Bishop Cordoba 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[rep2k 3192]

Prelate of the Clergy Alfred Barclay smiles upon seeing the letter, trying his best to recruit more acolytes for Cordoba diocese mainly.

[drowknows 696]

It's uhm, "Visión de Cordobe, Bishop." A Hyspian peasant named Pedro would say.