Día 36 | Pedro Antonio Niño: con respecto a la fe vivida en el día a día en el ámbito empresarial

What can a business owner learn from their father's experience? How is a Christian vision of work, business, and life passed down from one generation to the next? Is it possible to live an authentic faith without separating what we believe from the decisions we make every day in the professional world? In this special episode, Pedro Miguel Niño, who leads the preparation for the Consecration of Businesses to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, interviews his father, Pedro Antonio Niño Rodríguez, in a close and profound conversation about faith, work, leadership, family, and business. Through family memories, professional experiences, and lessons accumulated over decades, they both reflect on a fundamental question for business owners, entrepreneurs, and executives: how to live a consistent faith amidst the demands of the modern business world. Although this conversation was originally recorded for a previous preparation for the Consecration of Businesses to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, it has been included again in the 2026 edition due to the enduring relevance of its teachings and the practical value of the reflections it shares. The conversation addresses highly topical issues such as the company understood as a community of people, the responsibility of the business owner as a steward of God's property, the importance of integrating Christian values ​​into decision-making, and the challenge of avoiding a divided life in which faith is relegated to the private sphere while work follows entirely different rules. It also delves into the role of the sacraments, especially frequent confession and the Eucharist, as sources of strength to face the pressures inherent in leadership and professional life. Furthermore, it reflects on the importance of the image of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in homes, businesses, and workplaces, and on the true meaning of consecrating a company to the Heart of Christ. The interview also offers a particularly valuable perspective on success, trials, and resilience. In a culture that often measures results solely in economic terms, it proposes a broader vision where even difficulties, mistakes, and crises can become opportunities for learning, growth, and trust in God. A conversation especially recommended for business owners, entrepreneurs, professionals, board members, business families, business school students, and all those interested in building a life that aligns with faith, work, leadership, and purpose. Today's content was prepared by Pedro Miguel Niño, a family man, engineer, businessman, MBA, theologian, president of ACN Colombia, founder and board member of Dios en la Empresa Colombia, and contributor to Filotea. #SacredHeartOfJesus #ConsecratedBusinesses #CatholicBusinessOwners #FaithAndBusiness #ChristianLeadership #SocialDoctrineOfTheChurch #PurposeDrivenBusinesses #FamilyBusiness #BusinessOwners #CEO #BoardOfDirectors #CorporateGovernance #BusinessSchool #BusinessSchools #BusinessEthics #ChristianHumanism #Work #Vocation #Consecration #INALDE #INALDEBusinessSchool