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Bishop Juan Ignacio González presides over the VI Meeting of the Diocesan Synodal Team
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Bishop Juan Ignacio González presided over the sixth meeting of the Diocesan Synodal Team in San Bernardo on Saturday, October 3, 2026. The meeting focused on outlining new pastoral guidelines for the diocese.
Priest Álvaro Aedo served as the general secretary for the session. This gathering is part of the ongoing synodal process spanning 2021 to 2026.
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- Official source@DiocesisSBMonseñor Juan Ignacio González preside la VI Reunión del Equipo Sinodal Diocesano para trazar los nuevos lineamientos pastorales
Diocese of San Bernardo · Juan Pablo Barros
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