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Abstract
This unpublished writing presented more than 14 years ago as a Lectio Inauguralis to Bonaventurian students beginning their classes, is placed in a formative historical perspective, due to the upcoming commemoration of the 55th anniversary of the founding of the University of San Buenaventura in Cali (1970-2025); This city, in particular, holds the honor of being the second, in chronological order (July 3), among the seventeen bicentennial cities that, in 1810, through their town councils, formed the autonomous government boards... the cities that participated in this historical process were in order: Cartagena, Cali, Pamplona, Socorro, Bogotá, Tunja, Mariquita, Neiva, Girón, Mompox, Santa Marta, Popayán, Nóvita, Quibdó, Timaná, Antioquia and Pore. In this historical landmark, the Convent of San Francisco, also known as the Convent of San Joaquín, serves this editorial as a thread to unite the past with the present of the Franciscan presence in this thriving city.
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