Education
Diocese of Cádiz y Ceuta launches new School of Companions
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The Diocese of Cádiz y Ceuta will hold the first session of its new School of Companions on Saturday, October 31, 2026. The session takes place at the Parish of St. Joseph the Worker in San Fernando from 10:00 to 17:30 and expects approximately 120 participants.
The school provides formation throughout the 2026-2027 course to help people deepen their understanding of Christian accompaniment. The program is intended for priests, religious, catechists, monitors, and those who accompany children, youth, and adults in their processes of faith.
The first day focuses on accompaniment in the evangelization process. The diocese established the school to serve the faithful, parishes, and communities by treating accompaniment as an expression of the saving action of God rather than just a pastoral method, organizational strategy, or pedagogical technique.
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- Official source@obispadocadizLa Parroquia de San José Artesano acoge mañana la primera sesión de la nueva Escuela de Acompañantes
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