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Angelina Torres: A century of life and solidarity in Catalonia

by PREMIUM.CAT
Una escena vibrante se desarrolla en el corazón de Barcelona, ​​donde la parroquia 'Sagrada Família' está adornada con 'flores' y 'velas' para celebrar el notable 112 cumpleaños de Angelina Torres. El interior de la iglesia está lleno de 'luz cálida' que se filtra a través de las vidrieras, fundiendo patrones coloridos en los bancos de madera pulidos. Angelina, una pequeña mujer con una sonrisa gentil, se sienta con gracia en la primera fila, rodeada por sus 'numerosos miembros de la familia' que abarca cuatro generaciones, cada una alegría y orgullo irradiantes. El 'Rector', Mossèn Josep Maria Turull, se encuentra en el altar, entregando una sincera homilía, su voz resonando con calidez y reverencia. La congregación escucha con atención, algunos con 'lágrimas de alegría' en sus ojos, mientras habla de 'vida', 'amor' y las 'bendiciones' de la longevidad. En el fondo, un pastel bellamente decorado, adornado con velas '112', espera su momento de brillar, simbolizando una vida llena de 'gratitud' y 'servicio'. L

Celebration of an exceptional life

March 18 marks a special moment for Angelina Torres, who has reached the impressive age of 112, thus becoming the longest-running person in Catalonia and Spain. In an emotional ceremony in the parish of the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, ​​the community joined to celebrate its birthday with a Mass of Thanksgiving, chaired by the rector Josep Maria Turull.

A message of faith and hope

During his homily, Mossèn Turull emphasized the importance of this celebration, emphasizing that Angelina’s life is an example of how faith can guide us towards a full and meaningful existence. ‘You, like Mary, magnify the Lord,’ he said, remembering that every year it is a gift that must be valued and shared.

Family and community legacy

Angelina, born in Bellvís in 1913, has lived a life full of challenges, including the postwar period. He is now living in the Eixample of Barcelona with four generations of his family, including his daughter, Neta and Besnet. This family atmosphere is a reflection of her commitment to life and generosity, a philosophy that she herself summarizes with the phrase: ‘It must be given with open hands, never closed’.

An example of generosity

Angelina has dedicated her life to the service of others, and her experience as a dressmaker and Corbatera has contributed to her vision of life. ‘If I have something, I gift. I have nothing because I give everything, “he says, reflecting an altruistic spirit that has marked his way.

A ple life of records

Their star dishes, like cannelloni, are just a sample of their love for cooking and family. Through his experiences, Angelina teaches us to value every moment, to live with a smile and to constantly thank the gift of life.

Reflections on life and faith

Mossèn Turull concluded his homily with a powerful reflection on the love of God, which is transmitted from generation to generation. ‘In your house, you are already four generations that can say blessed,’ he recalled, emphasizing that life is a gift that we must cultivate with humility and intensity.

The essence of a well -lived life

The story of Angelina Torres is not only that of a woman who has lived for more than a century, but that of a person who has managed to share her wisdom and love with others. His life is a testimony of resilience and generosity, leaving a legacy that will inspire future generations.

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