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Diocese of Lugo to hold Eucharist of opening of pastoral course 2026-2027
First source report
The Diocese of Lugo will celebrate the opening Eucharist for the 2026-2027 pastoral year at the Cathedral on Thursday, September 24, at 20 h. Bishop Alfonso Carrasco will preside over the mass.
The event invites priests, members of religious life, episcopal delegations, movements, catechists, volunteers, and parishioners from various parishes to join the diocesan gathering. The diocese chose the theme "Un camino unidos" to encourage growth in communion, shared responsibility, and coordination.
Pastoral priorities for this year include the centrality of the Eucharist and baptism, lay participation, synodality, coordination between parishes, and the public expression of the Christian experience.
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- Oct 25, 5:42 AM PT Bishop Alfonso Carrasco presides over Confirmations in Monforte de Lemos
- Oct 22, 5:00 PM PT Bishop of Lugo announces retirement of priest José Ramón Vázquez Varela
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