The Ecclesial Conference of the Amazon (CEAMA) invites communicators, journalists, media outlets, and digital platforms to apply for accreditation to cover the Meeting of Bishops of the Amazon, which will take place from August 17 to 20, 2025, at the CELAM headquarters in Bogotá, Colombia.

This meeting will bring together nearly 100 bishops from the Amazonian ecclesiastical jurisdictions, from the nine countries that make up the biome (Colombia, Bolivia, Brazil, Ecuador, Guyana, French Guiana, Peru, Suriname, Venezuela), as well as representatives of the founding organizations of CEAMA such as REPAM, CLAR, Caritas Latin America and the Caribbean, CELAM, the Dicastery for Integral Human Development, among other ecclesial and territorial actors.

Six years after the Synod for the Amazon (2019) and five years after the apostolic exhortation Beloved Amazon, this Meeting will be a privileged space to listen to the Amazonian bishops, welcome their reflections, and discern together the challenges and hopes of the Church’s synodal process in the Amazon. Through this shared journey, we seek to continue contributing “new paths for the Church and for Integral Ecology.”

As Cardinal Cláudio Hummes rightly recalled:“The Church in the Amazon cannot walk without the bishops.”

CEAMA, a direct fruit of the Amazon Synod, is an intrinsically synodal body, whose purposes—according to the Final Document of the Synod, adopted by Pope Francis as pontifical teaching—are:

Press accreditations

Media accreditation will allow access to:

• Areas authorized for journalistic coverage.

• Press conferences and official spokespersons.

• Informational materials, newsletters, and multimedia resources.

• Spaces for interviews and content production.

For the in-person and/or virtual accreditation process, we kindly ask you to fill out the following form https://forms.gle/c1M1KjvhSFQS4V7JA 

Press and communications contact:

Fernando Rueda (CEAMA Communications Coordinator)

comunicaciones@ceama.org 

+57 3006649219 

From CEAMA, we extend a special invitation to the media to be part of this historic moment, where communication becomes a bridge of communion between peoples, Churches, and the care of our Common Home.