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Diocese of Neuquén holds formation encounter for 400 Catholic educators
First source report
Nearly 400 Catholic educators gathered at the Instituto Secundario Pablo VI on Tuesday, October 20, for a formation meeting organized by the Diocesan Council for Catholic Education. The event served as the in-person conclusion to an annual training program led by educator and master Cecilia Cancio, which previously included virtual sessions.
Bishop Fernando M. Croxatto opened the meeting with a welcome and prayer. During his remarks, the bishop referenced teachings from Pope Francis and Pope Leo to emphasize the importance of placing the person at the center of all educational actions. He encouraged teachers to commit to an education that protects and promotes the dignity of every student.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- Official sourceCerca de 400 educadores participaron del Encuentro de Formación para Educadores Católicos
Diocese of Neuquén · Diocesis Neuquen
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