The majority of the population in Colombia are Roman Catholic individuals who mostly attend mass routinely. Catholic sacraments are performed by Priests in the churches. Christians also believe in the afterlife where people’s doings in life will direct them on their spiritual path after they die. People in more rural areas tend to have a mixed religion with a bit of an African/Spanish mixture and pray to a patron saint. About 15 percent of the population are Protestants. Many people were attracted to the religion after the Protestant Reformation. Other religions affiliated with the country include Islam, Judaism, and Buddhism although they are practiced much less.
Spanish is the official language of Colombia. Over 90 percent of the entire
Spanish is the official language of Colombia. Over 90 percent of the entire