Archdiocese of Pamplona y Tudela

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Two Spanish cities, Pamplona and Tudela, together anchor the Archdiocese of Pamplona and Tudela (Latin: Archidioecesis Pampilonensis et Tudelensis), a Latin Church archdiocese of the Catholic Church.

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• Archbishop José Cobo Cano praises Diocese of Pamplona y Tudela's new pastoral plan

  Archbishop José Cobo Cano of Madrid congratulated the Diocese of Pamplona y Tudela on launching its 2026–29 pastoral plan, titled ¡Ponte en camino! During an event at the Diocesan Seminary attended by more than 400 people, Cobo Cano shared the launch with Archbishop Florencio Roselló Avellanas of Pamplona and Bishop of Tudela. Cobo Cano stated that synodality is part of the essence of the Church rather than a temporary trend. He described this approach as relational conversion, where priests recognize themselves as part of the people and laypeople move beyond being mere recipients of information. He noted that while responsibilities differ, everyone is necessary to the community. The Archbishop of Madrid emphasized the need to involve young people more deeply and to build teams capable of addressing new realities. He also noted that the Church must walk alongside the poor rather than simply existing for them. To support these goals, Cobo Cano suggested synodal training for future priests and the use of regular planning and evaluation to assess the results of pastoral work.

  Sep 26, 2026 · Dioceses · 2 sources

• Archbishop Florencio Roselló Avellanas celebrates Eucharist at Pamplona prison

  Archbishop Florencio Roselló Avellanas celebrated Mass at the Pamplona prison on September 24 to mark the feast of Our Lady of Mercy, the patron saint of prison staff and workers. During the service, Roselló told inmates that life mistakes do not define a person's identity. He referenced a previous statement by Pope Leo XIV during a visit to the Brians 1 prison, noting that individuals are more than their errors, falls, or crimes. Roselló, a Mercedarian religious brother, spoke about his long history of working with incarcerated people. He told the congregation that he has spent much of his priesthood committed to those in prison, often sharing their joys and struggles. He encouraged the inmates to look toward life outside the prison walls, noting that opportunities for family and new beginnings exist once they are released.

  Sep 24, 2026 · Catholic Life · 2 sources

• Cardinal José Cobo participates in opening of Pastoral Year

  Sep 17, 2026 · Dioceses · 2 sources

• Convent in Estella hosts solemn profession

  Sep 8, 2026 · Religious Orders

• Diocese of Pamplona y Tudela holds pastoral year opening day

  Sep 7, 2026 · Dioceses

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