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Cursillo movement holds national meeting in Nyíregyháza
First source report
The Cursillo movement held its 2026 national meeting on October 3 in Nyíregyháza. The event took place at the Magyarok Nagyasszonya-társszékesegyház and the Római Katolikus Rendezvényközpont.
Organizers expected 350 registered participants. The meeting included musical praise from the Társak Zenekar and featured several speakers. Father Imre Szűcs provided priestly teaching, while Father Imre Juhász delivered the sermon.
Ferenc Palánki, the archbishop-designate of Kalocsa-Kecskemét and apostolic administrator of the Diocese of Debrecen-Nyíregyháza, provided the venue and financial support for the event. Other participants included the movement's spiritual leader for the diocese, Father Lóránt Varga, and lay leader Éva Dvorszky Tamásné.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- Official sourceCursillosok Országos Ultreyára Nyíregyházán
Diocese of Debrecen-Nyíregyháza · Leiszt Máté
- Reporting„Uram, kihez mennénk?” – Nyíregyházán tartották a Cursillo mozgalom országos találkozóját
Magyar Kurír
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How the coverage unfolded
- Oct 5, 12:15 AM Diocese of Debrecen-Nyíregyháza Magyar Cursillosok Országos Ultreyára Nyíregyházán
- Oct 5, 7:34 AM Magyar Kurír Magyar „Uram, kihez mennénk?” – Nyíregyházán tartották a Cursillo mozgalom országos találkozóját
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- Oct 19, 10:21 AM PT · 2 sources Palánki Ferenc érsek leads thanksgiving Mass in Debrecen
- Oct 14, 8:16 AM PT · 8 sources Pope Leo XIV joins over 1 million children praying the Rosary
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