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Juan Hervas

Spanish bishop
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  • cursillo

    …Father Sebastián Gayá, and Bishop Juan Hervas of Ciudad Real, Spain, brings together a group of about 40 men or women from different races, educational backgrounds, and economic and social status for spiritual exercises conducted by a team of priests and laypersons. The exercises are centred on the celebration of…

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    …Father Sebastián Gayá, and Bishop Juan Hervas of Ciudad Real, Spain, brings together a group of about 40 men or women from different races, educational backgrounds, and economic and social status for spiritual exercises conducted by a team of priests and laypersons. The exercises are centred on the celebration of…

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