
The Teresian Association is launching a training activity that will take place online during 2025 aimed at members, collaborators, friends... people interested in accompanying the various family situations. Workshops begin in March and end in October, conducted in Spanish and English.

The TA General Department of Formation has announced the launch of the Spirituality Programme 2025: Coming Home, which will begin on 9 February 2025.

The Pontifical Mission Educational and Cultural Center (PMECC) in Bethlehem holds a three-week-session seminar workshop to train teachers from the government schools as librarians.

In the Spanish cities of Madrid and Valencia, two events were held at the end of November to close the centenary of the pontifical approval of the Teresian Association. In both cities, it could be seen that Pedro Poveda’s dream is still alive today.

On 30 November, the Teresian Association in Argentina closed the year of thanksgiving, celebrations and activities to commemorate 100 years since the pontifical approval of the TA. They gathered for Mass and a get-together of friends at the headquarters in Buenos Aires.

The NGDO InteRed held a webinar to raise awareness regarding the little-known situation in Haiti. Haiti is one of the countries where InteRed runs several projects, mainly on the border with the Dominican Republic. It has been supporting projects on the Dominican-Haitian border for years and works with local organisations, including the Teresian Association, to defend the rights of the Haitian population in the Dominican Republic.

On 26 November, a double celebration took place in Seville in a single event: the closing of the centenary of the pontifical approval of the Teresian Association and the opening of the one hundred years of its presence in Seville (1925-2025).

The Teresian Association in France held a celebration in Paris on 23 November for the centenary of the pontifical approval of the TA. The event included the presentation of a book, Mass in the parish church and the inauguration of a new meeting place. Two participants give us a first-person account of the occasion.




