Colombia’s recently appointed cabinet marks a significant departure from decades of political tradition, openly acknowledging religious faith. Previously, politicians avoided publicly invoking religious figures to uphold the country’s secular state, fearing criticism. This new approach, described as a “miracle” by some, suggests a shift in the political landscape. The article, originally published in *La Silla Vacía*, highlights the acceptance of religious expression within the government. This change indicates a lessening of concern over the separation of church and state in Colombian politics. It remains to be seen how this "multiconfessional cabinet" will impact policy and public perception. The move signals a potentially more inclusive, yet controversial, era in Colombian governance.