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Bishop of Cartagena to preside over Mass at UDISUR
University students are invited to gather in Murcia for the UDISUR weekend, an event designed for fellowship and sharing faith. According to the official meeting website, the gathering includes cultural visits, testimonies regarding university vocation, prayer, and a Mass presided over by the bishop.
The program began Friday at 19.30 at the Sanctuary of La Fuensanta in Algezares with a shared dinner and prayer before the Blessed Sacrament. On Saturday, participants scheduled visits to the HyTech high-technology incubator at UCAM and the University of Murcia's Paraninfo. The itinerary included Mass at the Monastery of the Jerónimos, a presentation by the University of Murcia pastoral team, and activities in various parishes. Musical events included a concert at the Casino de Murcia and a silent music concert featuring texts by Saint John of the Cross.
On Sunday, the group planned to travel to Caravaca de la Cruz for morning prayer at the Parish of the Purísima, followed by an evaluation of the meeting.
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- Official source@DiocesisMalagaLos jóvenes universitarios están convocados en Murcia
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