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Bishop José Antonio Satué presents El Espejo to mark 100 years of radio
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Bishop José Antonio Satué presented the COPE Málaga program El Espejo to mark 100 years of radio in Málaga.
The special broadcast highlighted the history of radio in the region and the beginnings of socio-religious programming. During the program, Bishop Satué spoke with Joaquina, a resident of the Cáritas Málaga Hogar Pozo Dulce, to commemorate the 25th anniversary of that home.
The bishop previously directed radio programs in his original diocese between 2005 and 2015. The Diocese of Málaga noted that the broadcast emphasized the role of radio and religious information spaces in communicating Church activity and engaging with society.
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- Official source@DiocesisMalagaMons. Satué celebra los 100 años de la radio en Málaga presentando el Espejo Málaga
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