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Diocese of Memphis launches Diocesan School of Hispanic Leadership
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The Diocese of Memphis has launched the Diocesan School of Hispanic Leadership to train leaders for the Church. Led by Javi Navarrete, Associate Director of the Office of Hispanic Faith Formation, the program operates under the diocesan Office of Evangelization and Faith Formation.
The first session was held September 18–19 at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church in Memphis, featuring Father Rubén Villalón. This initial module brought together 40 leaders representing 20 parishes across the diocese.
The second module is scheduled for October 23–24. Registration details will be released soon.
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- Official sourceOur Diocese Celebrates the Launch of the Diocesan School of Hispanic Leadership
Diocese of Memphis · Ezequiel Lopez
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