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Diocese of Ávila to hold roundtable on work and housing
The Diocese of Ávila will host a roundtable discussion on wage instability and housing access on Tuesday, October 20. Organized by the Diocesan Secretariat for Pastoral of Work alongside the UGT, Comisiones Obreras (CCOO), and USO unions, the event begins at 19:30 at the San Francisco Municipal Auditorium.
The roundtable, titled "¿Por qué no llegas a fin de mes y tampoco tienes casa? Realidades y esperanzas," marks the second consecutive year the Church and unions have met to analyze socioeconomic issues. Participants will share proposals inspired by the Social Doctrine of the Church to address current economic realities.
On Friday, October 23, at 19:00, the Episcopio de Ávila will host a presentation of the book Maneras de vivir. Mucha gente pequeña haciendo cosas pequeñas está cambiando el mundo by writer Araceli Caballero García. The Hermandad Obrera de Acción Católica (HOAC) of Ávila organized this event, which explores transformative daily experiences. Admission is free until capacity is reached.
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- Official source@diocesisdeavila“Why Can't you Make Ends Meet or Buy a House?”: The Pastoral Care of Work Speaks Out for Dignified Work and Housing
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