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Rosario, Missionary of Murcia in El Salvador: "The Gangs Came to the Door of the School to Recruit Children. They Identified Them, Chose Them and Didn't Leave Him Alone Until They Took Him Away"
El Salvador has undergone a radical transformation in recent years: from being the second most dangerous country in the world to one of the safest in Latin America. However, it continues to face economic, social and educational challenges. Missionaries have witnessed these changes as Cecilia, after more than twenty years in San Salvador, the capital of the country. Bolivians belong to the Missionary Sister of Charity, founded by Teresa de Calcut…
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El Salvador has undergone a radical transformation in recent years: from being the second most dangerous country in the world to one of the safest in Latin America. However, it continues to face economic, social and educational challenges. Missionaries have witnessed these changes as Cecilia, after more than twenty years in San Salvador, the capital of the country. Bolivians belong to the Missionary Sister of Charity, founded by Teresa de Calcut…