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Obispado de Ibiza to host IV Retiro de Emaús for women
First source report
The Diocese of Ibiza will host the IV Retiro de Emaús for women from November 13 to 15 at the Casa de Espiritualidad Santa Teresa in Es Cubells. The diocese organized the weekend for prayer, reflection, and community.
The retreat begins on Friday, November 13, at 18 hours and concludes on Sunday, November 15, with an Eucharist open to the family and friends of the participants. Interested women can register through the provided link. For more information, the diocese lists Beatriz (649.80.52.18) and Lorena (600.32.83.42) as contacts. A separate retreat for men is scheduled for November 27 to 29 at Es Cubells.
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- Official sourceEL IV RETIRO DE EMAÚS PARA MUJERES DE IBIZA, DEL 13 AL 15 DE NOVIEMBRE EN ES CUBELLS
Diocese of Ibiza · comunicacion
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