
The webinar on Migration in Europe organised by the Teresian Association’s European Platform on 12 June was the first step in shaping the agreement, announced in November 2024, to create the TA Migration Network. It was attended by some 160 people from different corners of the world, including TA members, collaborators and friends, among others.

Rosario Alves, a member of the Teresian Association in Uruguay, explains in this interview how the socio-educational project, begun three years ago by the Teresian Association working with the diocese of Maldonado-Punta del Este Minas, is progressing.

On the feast of its patron, Saint Ferdinand III, the city of Seville (Spain) has awarded the 2025 Medal to the Teresian Association for its one-hundred-year presence in the city. “This medal recognises a century of sowing the future with a call to service” through “an education that integrates faith, culture and social justice.” These were the words introducing the award.

The Teresian Association in Chile joins the universal Teresian Association once again, as, from different parts of the world and at different times, it responds to the invitation to give thanks for and recognise our Marian origin, encouraged by Fr. Poveda in 1934. This a gesture we have carried out without interruption since then.

The International Youth Meeting of the Teresian Association 2026 (EIJIT ASSISI 2026) has now been launched. The first step in making people aware of it has been its launch on different social networks.

On 12 June, an interesting webinar will be held to learn in detail about the context of migration in Europe.

The Pedro Poveda Institute in Buenos Aires, Argentina, celebrated Family Day on Sunday, 18 May. The event took place in a festive atmosphere, with a variety of activities.





