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Diocese of Angoulême to host Chemin du pardon meeting
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The Diocese of Angoulême will host a Chemin du pardon meeting for separated, divorced, or remarried individuals on Saturday, October 10, 2026. The gathering takes place from 14h30 to 17:00 at the Maison diocésaine in Angoulême.
The meeting is part of the Chemin d’Espérance 16 group. It aims to help participants address the difficulties of long-term relationships and the challenges of giving or receiving forgiveness. The program encourages people to recognize God's forgiveness, express anger healthily, and seek support from companions to prevent the past from weighing on the present.
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Diocese of Angoulême · Martine Loloum
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