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Diocese of Málaga Parishes Explore Santa Teresa de Jesús

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Two parishes in the Diocese of Málaga held sessions to study the life and work of Saint Teresa of Ávila.

Priest Pedro Villarejo, the rector of Santo Ángel in Marbella, led the presentations. He spoke at the Cala de Mijas parish on October 8 regarding the theme of the divine and human aspects of the saint.

Villarejo also spoke at the Divina Pastora y Santa Teresa parish on Tuesday, October 13. This session followed the celebration of the Eucharist and focused on the relationship between the human and the divine in the life of Teresa of Ávila.

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