Inspired by the ideas of the conference in Aparecida, Galli presents a proposal for a new urban ministry, as more and more people live in the world's megacities.

The statement "God lives in the town 'comes from the final document of Aparecida (A 514). From it, the Argentine theologian Mary Galli Carlos invites us to think, from the faith and the Gospel, God's presence in urban environments.

In light of the spirit of the Conference of Aparecida, Galli says that faith not only discovers God in the places of their presence, but also in the signs of their absence. Because, really, God does not live in the countryside or the city. The dwelling of God is rather in their identification, by the Spirit of Jesus Christ, to men, even in its most contradictory experiences. "The shadows that mark everyday life of cities, for example, violence, poverty, individualism and exclusion can not blind us to seek and contemplate the God of life also in urban environments." (A 514)

In this trial documented, Galli presents his ideas and proposals for a new urban pastoral, as more and more people live in the world's megacities.