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According an article posted on the archdiocesan website, Archbishop Espinoza explained that the renewal is “a gift that makes us raise our hearts grateful to the Lord of life.”
The National Assembly, for its part, will have a period of 12 months to debate and approve the bill.
President Daniel Noboa decreed a state of emergency Jan. 8.
Despite how difficult it was to accept the diagnosis and progressively lose his physical functions, Alvarado said he is at peace and every day receives the unconditional love and care of his wife, Paulina Oña, and their twin children Inti and Nina.
The new president must fill the 2021–2025 presidential term after the current president, Guillermo Lasso, called for a special election in the midst of a political crisis caused by accusations of corruption against him.
The slain politician had been an outspoken critic of the violence caused by drug trafficking.
Villavicencio, who was a presidential candidate of the Movimiento Construye coalition, was shot and killed by an unidentified man while participating in a political rally on Wednesday night.
In a Nov. 5 statement, the Ecuadorian bishops called on the crime gangs to stop the violence and to take the path to conversion.
The words of Jeremiah 1:5 — “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I dedicated you” — are written on the bells beneath the image of the ultrasound.
The soup kitchen run by Father Malavé currently offers meals to over 550 people Monday through Friday.
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