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Diocese of Málaga presents start of work to design Pastoral Plan
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The Diocese of Málaga has begun the process of designing a new pastoral plan to guide the local Church in the coming years. During a meeting at the Casa Diocesana, Bishop José Antonio Satué presided over the Diocesan Pastoral Council to present the work structure for the upcoming pastoral year.
The development of the plan will involve a joint analysis of three specific areas: sociocultural, ecclesial, and theological dimensions. This process follows the implementation of the Synod.
In addition to the planning process, the council began the renewal of its members and the permanent commission for the next three-year term. This renewal is scheduled to take place over the coming months.
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- Official source@DiocesisMalagaPresentado al Consejo Pastoral Diocesano el inicio del trabajo para diseñar el Plan Pastoral
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