Suffragan diocese Urgell, Spain
Diocese of Urgell
Urgellen(sis)
Latin Church
Latin rite diocese in the Catalan Pyrenees, Spain, with origins in the 4th century; its bishop is ex officio Co-Prince of Andorra, the world's only remaining prince-bishop. It is a suffragan of the Archdiocese of Tarragona. Its seat is the Cathedral of St Mary in La Seu d'Urgell.
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- Established
- 531
- Catholics
- 208,486
- Priests
- 71
- Territory
- 7,630 km²
Parishes and churches
364 listed churches in our records. Open a parish for Mass times, confession, directions and sources where recorded.
- Sant FeliuSortView parish
- Sant FeliuTírviaView parish
- Sant FeliuVilacView parish
- Sant FructuósAramuntView parish
- Sant FructuósMússerView parish
- Sant FèlixBagergueView parish
- Sant GervasiCastellnou de CarcolzeView parish
- Sant Iscle i Santa VictòriaMassana, LaView parish
- Sant Iscle i Santa VictòriaSanavastreView parish
- Sant Iscle i Santa VictòriaSurpView parish
- Sant Iscle i Santa VictòriaTalltendreView parish
- Sant Iscle i Santa VictòriaTorre de Rialb, LaView parish
- Sant IsidreTòrrecView parish
- Sant JaumeBellveíView parish
- Sant JaumeBellver de CerdanyaView parish
- Sant JaumeBerrós JussàView parish
- Sant JaumeCanós, ElView parish
- Sant JaumeEstaonView parish
- Sant JaumeMontclarView parish
- Sant JaumeQueralbsView parish
- Sant JoanSant Joan de VinyafrescalView parish
- Sant Joan BaptistaBoíView parish
- Sant Joan BaptistaCabanabonaView parish
- Sant Joan BaptistaLesView parish
- Sant Joan BaptistaMontanissellView parish
- Sant Joan BaptistaPalau de NogueraView parish
- Sant Joan BaptistaPenellesView parish
- Sant Joan BaptistaPoal, ElView parish
- Sant Joan BaptistaRiu de CerdanyaView parish
- Sant Joan BaptistaTérmensView parish
This is our recorded coverage, not an official diocesan parish count. Confirm service times with the parish before travelling.
The bishop
- Bishop
- Josep-Lluis Serrano Pentinat
- Born
- 24 July 1949
- Birthplace
- Barcelona
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The cathedral
Cathedral of St Mary (Santa Maria), La Seu d'Urgell stands in Urgell, the church that holds the cathedra from which this see takes its name.
On what a cathedral is, see the cathedral; every see church on earth is gathered at the cathedrals.
History
Rooted in the historical Catalan County of Urgell, the Diocese of Urgell (Catalan pronunciation: [uɾˈ(d)ʒeʎ]; Latin: Diœcesis Urgellensis) is a Latin Church diocese in Catalonia (Spain) whose territory also embraces the whole of the sovereign Principality of Andorra. Its origins reach back to the 5th century AD, possibly earlier, and while its lands include those of the historical County of Urgell, its present borders differ from that county's.
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- Pope Leo XIV releases message for 112th World Day of Migrants and Refugees
- Diocese of Urgell publishes Full Dominical 27 September
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Parish of Artesa de Segre makes pilgrimage to Schoenstatt Shrine
Pilgrims from the Parish of the Assumption of Artesa de Segre visited the Schoenstatt Sanctuary in Valldoreix on Saturday, September 19. Led by their rector, Cristian Casamitjana, the group traveled to the sanctuary in Barcelona while it celebrates its Jubilee Year. The group met with the sanctuary's custodian sisters and a group of young people who previously conducted missions in Artesa de Segre during Holy Week. During the visit, Sister Maria del Mar Parès explained the history and characteristics of the sanctuary. After visiting the oratory of Father Joseph Kentenich, the movement's founder, the pilgrims attended Mass celebrated by Father Casamitjana. The pilgrimage concluded with a meal shared with the Sisters of Mary. The group expressed anticipation for the return of the young missionaries to Artesa de Segre for the upcoming Holy Week celebrations.
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Diocese of Urgell organizes pilgrimage to Segòvia, Fontiveros and Àvila
The Diocese of Urgell will hold a diocesan pilgrimage to Segovia, Fontiveros, and Avila from October 13 to 16. The trip commemorates the Jubilee Year of Saint John of the Cross, marking 300 years since his canonization and 100 years since he was proclaimed a Doctor of the Church. The itinerary follows the theme "From mysticism to mission" and visits sites connected to Saint John of the Cross and Saint Teresa of Jesus. Participants will stay in seminaries and spiritual centers to facilitate prayer and reflection on how the mystical experiences of these saints relate to a call to mission. Registration is open until October 6, though spaces are limited. Interested individuals can register by contacting Marta Meya at [email protected] or by calling +34 973 35 00 54, extension 425. To confirm a reservation, participants must send proof of payment to the provided email address.
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Bishop Josep-Lluís Serrano attends inauguration of Fundació Sant Hospital renovation
Bishop Josep-Lluís Serrano attended the inauguration of renovated second and third floors at the Fundació Sant Hospital in La Seu d'Urgell on Friday, September 18. The new facilities include Atenció Intermèdia, Centre de Dia, and Residència Assistida. The works began in early 2024 to adapt the spaces to current fire protection regulations and incorporate rooms with bathrooms, new areas for professionals, and larger common areas. During the renovation, residents were hosted in the Sant Tomàs wing on the third floor of the Seminari diocesà d’Urgell. Bishop Serrano was accompanied by the rector of the parròquia de Sant Ot, Mn. Josep Chisvert. He was received by the president of the Patronat de la Fundació Sant Hospital, Joan Barrera, and the directora-gerent, Palmira Borràs. Other attendees included the diputat de Salut Pública de la diputació de Lleida, Oscar Martinez, and the presidenta del Consell Comarcal de l’Alt Urgell, Josefina Lladós.
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