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“Ningún cristiano puede llamarse cristiano si no siente el dolor de su hermano.”
(No Christian can call himself Christian if he does not feel the pain of his brother)
Monsignor Óscar Romero

The above quote from Monsignor Óscar Romero struck me as a particularly appropriate description of the ministry of Bishop Martín Barahona, the Bishop of the Anglican Episcopal Diocese of El Salvador.

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London, 14 November (ENInews). El Salvador on 11 November bestowed the first "Amigo de El Salvador" award on the London-based Archbishop Romero Trust, which celebrates the legacy of human rights advocate Archbishop Oscar Romero.

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By ENS staff, 

Severe flooding and mudslides caused by tropical rains throughout El Salvador have affected about 150,000 people, cut off dozens of communities and resulted in almost 40 deaths. It has been described by Anglican Bishop of El Salvador Martin Barahona as "a catastrophe unparalleled by other disasters" in the country in recent history.

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By Susana Barrera, ENInews/ALC

A series of workshops on building a culture of peace has begun this week in El Salvador, involving youth from several churches and coordinated by the Reformed Church.

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The mission and ministry of Anglicans in the Americas is as varied as the geography of the region, but during the five-day Conference of the Anglican Churches in the Americas in Mutual Responsibility and Mission here, participants have found they have much in common.

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San Salvador - The Anglican Episcopal Church of El Salvador ordained this Tuesday the Rev'd Amy Denny Zuninga as a priest.

The Rev'd Zuniga is a 28 year-old, with a BA in social work, and a MDiv from Yale Divinity School, New Haven, CT. She arrived in El Salvador four months ago and is in charge of the parish of San Andres Apostol in the neighborhood of Amatepec to the east of the capital.

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