
Miquel Galitó i Pubill was born in Castellnou de Seana in Lerida, Spain in 1943 and died suddenly in Barcelona in 2012. He formed a close-knit family with his wife Esther Mari, his daughter Maria Esther and his grandson Álex.

Mamam Florentine Nimy, affectionately known as ‘Mamam Phaka’, of the Teresian Association in Kinshasa (Democratic Republic of the Congo), passed away on 31 May 2019, the feast of the Visitation of Our Lady.

Anyone interested in learning about the life and work of María Dolores Gómez Molleda need only go online where they will find several articles providing information about her life and work. For example, they will learn that she was born in Colmenar Viejo, a village in the Community of Madrid at the foot of the Sierra de Guadarrama, on 15 September 1922. She was the youngest of six siblings. The year after her birth, her father died very young in a car accident.

Carmen Sánchez Beato, born in Astorga on 12 March 1906, died in Madrid on 13 July 1998. She was president of the Teresian Association from 1957 to 1977, succeeding Josefa Segovia.

She was born in Linares, Jaén, in 1887 and died in the same town on November 1918 of a flue epidemic that desolated a large part of Spain that year. She was 31 years old.

Was born in Palencia in 1890. She completed her studies with flying colors at the School of Education in Madrid between 1911 and 1913. She received her doctorate in Law in 1928, being the first woman to ever achieve this academic degree in Spain. She started teaching Pedagogy at the Teachers’ School in Teruel.

Ana María López Diaz-Otazu was born in León on May 6, 1916. She received her elementary and secondary education at a school run by the Carmelites of Charity. In 1931 she started her higher education at the University of Madrid. There she contacted Fr. Pedro Poveda and the Teresian Association, founded by him and already consolidated. Since then she collaborated with them unconditionally.





