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L’Escola Mare de Déu del Socós celebra l’inici de curs amb una mirada espiritual, festiva i agraïda
The Mare de Déu del Socós School in Agramunt held a prayer service on Friday, October 9, to mark the start of the 2026-2027 school year and introduce its theme. The school, run by the Missionaries of the Immaculate Conception, gathered all primary school students and teachers in the center's assembly hall for the event.
The theme for the year is "Agraeix." During the service, students from first through sixth grade formed the word "agraïm" to demonstrate how they can apply this value to school, family, and daily life. The word was then displayed in the hall for the educational community.
The rector, Jaume Mayoral, led the prayer alongside the pastoral team. A sixth-grade student read a Gospel passage about a paralyzed man being brought to Jesus by his friends, and Mayoral offered a reflection on the necessity of faith.
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- Official source@bisbaturgellL’Escola Mare de Déu del Socós celebra l’inici de curs amb una mirada espiritual, festiva i agraïda
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