Colombian bishop grateful ‘Sound of Freedom’ is exposing child trafficking in his country

“The topic is ridiculed or its producers are described as fanatics. The truth is that we must thank its brave filmmakers, who, convinced of human dignity and with a deep Catholic faith, have dared to raise a cry: ‘God’s children are not for sale,’” the bishop said.

González also pointed out that in the last 100 years, the film industry has played a leading role in imposing social trends in fashions, music, language, social behavior, and models of masculinity and femininity, acquiring the ability “to spread throughout the world even the acceptance of moral, or immoral, behaviors, from the concept of family to global political models, the position of religion, or various models of spirituality or materialism.”

The Colombian bishop also addressed in his article the drama of the sexual abuse of children and said that for some years now, some media outlets have worked…