Nota del arzobispo de Bogotá, solicitando reformar el contrato con las hermanas de la caridad

Abstract

This image contains news about Ordinance 30, issued on October 20, 1856 in the former province of Bogotá, it is an act that highlights the work of the Institute of the Sisters of Charity in hospital service, symbolizing the Christian charity that has contributed to human progress. This ordinance represents a tribute to the civilization and altruism of these sisters, who alleviate both the physical and moral pains of humanity. The presence of a Sister of Charity is considered a symbol of civilization, and the legislature of Bogotá, in tune with humanitarian sentiments, approved this ordinance as a step towards real and necessary progress for New Granada. The ratification of this ordinance by the State of Cundinamarca shows the State's commitment to the humanitarian work of this Institute, guaranteeing respect and protection of its promises in the country. News published in the newspaper Gaceta de Cundinamarca, No. 70, December 7, 1858.