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The Marseille ecclesiastical province will hold a day of consecrated life on Saturday, November 21, 2026
First source report
Bishops and diocesan councils for consecrated life will host the event at La Castille in the Diocese of Fréjus-Toulon. The day follows the theme of building a civilization of love.
Brother Henri-Dominique de Speville, OP, the master of novices for the Province of Toulouse, will give a teaching based on the document Magnifica Humanitas. The schedule includes prayer, group reflections, a Mass, and a shared picnic.
Participants may register through their delegates or by contacting Christian Mierzwiak. Those attending are asked to provide their names, their institute or order, and the names of community members accompanying them. Musicians interested in supporting the liturgy may also notify their delegate.
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- Official sourceJournée de la vie consacrée de la province écclésiastique de Marseille
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