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Archbishop of Sevilla featured on ‘Testigos Hoy’
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The Canal Sur Televisión program Testigos Hoy will dedicate its upcoming Sunday broadcast to Archbishop José Ángel Saiz Meneses. The monographic episode features an interview conducted by Susana Herrera.
During the interview, Archbishop Saiz Meneses discusses his childhood, family, and early vocational steps. He also reflects on his time serving in Barcelona, Toledo, and Tarragona before arriving in Sevilla.
The program covers his experiences in Sevilla, including the role of laypeople, religious brotherhoods, and the presence of faith in local society. Testigos Hoy airs on Sunday mornings on Canal Sur Televisión and is available through the RTVA website and YouTube.
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