The closing of the II International Congress of Claretian educators in Vic
The II International Congress of Claretian educators has come to an end in Vic, with a closing that took place in the Sala de la Columna. This congress, which was held from July 22 to 28, was an event of great importance for Claretian educators all over the world.
A congress with international participation
The congress was attended by 90 delegates from 18 countries on five continents. This diversity of participants has enriched the sessions and allowed an exchange of experiences and knowledge between professionals from different cultures and educational contexts.
The importance of Vic for the Claretians
Vic has been chosen as the seat of this congress because of its historical relevance for the Claretians. This city was the place where the congregation was founded and where St. Anthony M. Claret lived before being appointed archbishop of Santiago de Cuba. The congress was an opportunity to pay tribute to this outstanding figure and to remember his contribution to education and Christian doctrine.
Acknowledgments and conclusions
During the closing, the organization of the congress was thanked for having chosen Vic as the venue for this event. The educational work of the Claretians was also highlighted and the conclusions drawn from the congress sessions were presented. These findings will serve as a basis for future research and educational projects.
