Many of these activities will be held in Spanish but sharing for those who may be interested. I will add a note that the fact that the Embassy is involved in supporting these long-time community events to celebrate the legacy of Monseñor Romero is reflective and definitive of many changes the government has put into motion (certainly this not something we used to see from the Salvadoran government!)
Also, CISPES article forthcoming but hopefully people have seen the news that the Vatican has cleared the way for Romero to be recognized as a saint, as he has long been considered to many in El salvador and around the world as San Romero de las Américas: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/archbishop-oscar-romero-sainthood-el-salvador-pope-francis-a8244786.html
