Earlier version, Friday 2 October
Carmen Ramírez named director of the Conferencia Episcopal Española's information office
Bishops
First source report
Carmen Ramírez has been appointed as the first woman to lead the Information Office of the Spanish Episcopal Conference. The Spanish bishops unanimously approved her appointment during a meeting of the Permanent Commission held on September 29 and 30.
Ramírez, a journalist and laywoman from the Archdiocese of Madrid, has worked with the Spanish Episcopal Conference for approximately 30 years. She previously served as deputy director starting in 2023 and has been acting as director since the departure of the previous head. She succeeds priest José Gabriel Vera Beorlegui, who left the position on September 1 to return to the Archdiocese of Pamplona and Tudela.
César García Magán, the auxiliary bishop of Toledo and secretary general of the Spanish Episcopal Conference, announced the decision during a press conference. He noted that Ramírez possesses extensive professional experience and that her selection was based on her proven track record within the institution.
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Earlier version, Friday 2 October
Carmen Ramírez named director of the Conferencia Episcopal Española's information office
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