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Casa de Misericordia resumes activities for children and youth in Castellón
The Casa de Misericordia association resumed its activities for the new course on Friday, October 23, with a meeting for youth, monitors, and collaborators. The group meets at a location on Calle Bisbe Climent provided by the bishop for Christian formation and accompaniment.
The association works to evangelize children and young people, particularly those affected by secularism or personal difficulties. The program uses friendship, community life, and prayer to help participants grow spiritually and strengthen their relationship with Christ.
During the opening meeting, participants organized into groups based on their education level. These included students in 5th and 6th grade of primary school, 1st and 2nd year of secondary school, 3rd and 4th year of secondary school, and a combined group of high school and university students known as BACUNIS. Each group held its first meeting with an invocation to the Holy Spirit and introductions before concluding the evening with a hymn to the Virgin Mary and a shared dinner.
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- Official source@segorbecastelloCasa de Misericordia retoma su actividad para acompañar en la fe a niños y jóvenes
Diocese of Segorbe-Castellón de la Plana · obsegorbecastellon
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