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The Church in Spain will celebrate the Day of the Diocesan Church on November 8, 2026
The Spanish Episcopal Conference has organized the Day of the Diocesan Church under the theme "God counts on you." The campaign encourages baptized members to support the mission of their parishes and dioceses through prayer, time, personal skills, and financial contributions.
The Spanish Episcopal Conference stated that the campaign incorporates messages from Pope Leo XIV during his visit to Spain in June. These messages called for individuals to use their specific gifts for the shared mission and to express their faith through daily commitment.
The campaign suggests four specific ways for people to participate in community life. These include prayer to support the mission, dedicating time to assist with parish tasks, sharing professional knowledge or personal abilities, and providing financial support through donations or regular contributions.
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- Official source@iglesiarioja«Dios cuenta contigo»: el 8 de noviembre celebramos el Día de la Iglesia Diocesana
Diocese of Calahorra y La Calzada-Logroño · Inmaculada Cabello
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