This Holy Wednesday I want to visit the Cathedral and waiting at a Traffic Light suddenly I see someone ringing something to me, and already looking at me I ask: Will you happen to be José Cobo? and he says yes
Well what a surprise, I remember that more than two years ago I asked him for a meeting because he was in a parish called "St. Thomas of Villanueva" for some themes of the Parroquía; which gave it to me, and we were talking about a bunch. And that day gave me the opportunity to visit the Archbishopric of Madrid who had never been
And this leads me to think that a good publication is to invite and invite you to know the Diocese of your City, its activities and its people. Logically you can't put all the ones that exist, so I suggest you search the Internet for something like this:
"Bishopric of y-write-here-your-city"
And I'm sure you'll find a web page with information.
Well, one of those Chances that will be kept as an anecdote to tell the children: "Well yes, one day waiting for a traffic light on one of the streets of Madrid, I coincided with a whole Monsignor"
References:
Catechism of the Catholic Church click here
2663 In the living tradition of prayer, each Church proposes to its faithful, according to its historic, social, and cultural context, a language for prayer: words, melodies, gestures, iconography. The Magisterium of the Church15 has the task of discerning the fidelity of these ways of praying to the tradition of apostolic faith; it is for pastors and catechists to explain their meaning, always in relation to Jesus Christ.
