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This year 2025, the celebration of St. Pedro Poveda was lived in the Teresian Association as a triduum: from July 26 to 28, the feast day itself and the anniversary of the founder's martyrdom. Peace and dialogue, gentleness and commitment have been the underlying themes, looking at the pressing needs of the world and in communion with the voice of the Church.
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On the evening of Monday, 28 July 2025, the Community of Saint Pedro Poveda, belonging to the Holy Family of Nazareth Parish in Taquaritinga-SP, held a moving liturgical celebration in honor of its patron saint. The Solemn Mass, presided by the parish priest, Fr. Daniel Bento Bejo, brought together about 100 faithful in a moment marked by faith, remembrance, and great joy.
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As part of the celebrations for the feast of Saint Pedro Poveda, the Teresian Association's Council for Culture presented the document Towards an ecological conversion which seeks to ‘promote integral ecology as a way of life, in order to build a sustainable future’.
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'Superholidays' is the name of a project that takes place during the July holidays at the Virgen María de África Educational Centre of the Teresian Association in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea.
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Summer Camp 2025 at the Pontifical Mission Educational and Cultural Center PMECC. This is more than just a program for children and youth: a quiet revolution in a place that so desperately needs safe, hope-filled spaces.
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Five university students from the Colegio Mayor Poveda in Madrid (a TA university residence) traveled to Holguín, Cuba, to learn about the projects of the Teresian Association and immerse themselves in the social reality of the island. There, they discover resilience and solidarity.
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The NARCEA Publishing House has just released the book La vida puede más (Life Can Do More) by Victoria Díez, with an introduction and selection of texts by Carmen Fernández Aguinaco, a member of the Teresian Association.
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Through the Guidance and Support Centre COA, with funding from InteRed, TA is making its presence felt in the culture and civil society of Holguín (Cuba).