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Congolese writer Marc Kanyinda, author of La implacable Kinshasa (The Relentless Kinshasa), gave a lecture on the Congo's strategic minerals at the Karibuni Library. The event was attended by around 30 people, mostly young people, specialising in various subjects.
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This year TA Founder, the martyr-saint, Pedro Poveda celebrates his 151st birth anniversary. It is without doubt that everywhere TA members marked this significant date with a celebration.
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On November 29, the Cervantes Theater in Linares hosted the Linares (Spain) Sings to Poveda Tribute Concert, an event that culminated the series of activities that began on December 3, 2024, to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the birth of Pedro Poveda in the city of Jaén.
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Responding to the call of EIJIT PLANTAte por la tierra y la paz, the Chinautla Youth Movement, a project born out of the Pedro Poveda Foundation, joined the formation process proposed by the TA before the International Youth Meeting in Assisi in 2026 (EIJIT). In this chronicle, they describe their participation.
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The Teresian Association's Advent Message for 2025 comes this time from the General Secretariat team and the Information Department.
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The Teresian Association in Davao, spearheaded by its Youth and Vocation Ministry, continues its thrust to promote and make visible the TA lay vocation with various activities around Davao City, Philippines.
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The Teresian Association's Culture Council reminds us that we are at a decisive moment in caring for life and our common home. The situation of the Planet challenges us and invites us to join forces to move towards a true ecological conversion that transforms our outlook, lifestyles and ways of acting. What is their proposal?
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In 1998, she became the first female professor of Economics at the University of Malaga, and at the age of 62, she became a distinctive entrepreneur. Consuelo Gámez, an ACIT member of the Teresian Association, defines herself as a “feisty” woman, which has led her to be a pioneer in different aspects of her life. She says that the TA has helped her a lot in this journey and way of understanding life, and “continues to do so.”