The Archbishop Asks to Assume Responsibilities and Clarify the Causes of the Urda Accident During the Funeral Mass Held in Seville
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On Monday, the Cathedral of Seville hosted a funeral mass in memory of the victims of the serious railway accident in the town of Urda, with 69 dead — seven of them Sevillians — and more than a hundred wounded.In the celebration of the religious event, the archbishop of the Andalusian capital, José Ángel Saiz Meneses, asked to clarify the causes of the accident so that it would not happen again and assume the necessary responsibilities. The acci…
Gestures of pain and anguish among the relatives of the victims of the tragedy of Urda (Toledo) who this Monday have attended the funeral Mass that has been officiated in the Cathedral of...
"It is necessary to know clearly what were the causes of the accident and what responsibilities must be demanded," says Monsignor Saiz Meneses.Numerous civilian and military personalities attend the religious ceremony in the His Cathedral.
Seville has turned this Monday with the victims of Urda. The Cathedral of the historic city has hosted a funeral Mass in memory of those affected by the railway accident that left 69 deceased officiated by the Archbishop of Seville, Monsignor José Ángel Saiz Meneses. This Eucharist precedes the State funeral Mass this Tuesday in the Cathedral of Toledo, which will be presided over by the Kings of Spain Felipe VI and Letizia.
On Monday, the Cathedral of Cadiz hosted a funeral Mass in memory of the victims of the railway accident in Urda (Toledo).The celebration was presided over by the apostolic administrator of the diocese of Cadiz and Ceuta, Monsignor Ramón Valdivia, and brought together many faithful of the province who wanted to show their condolences to the families of the deceased and pray for the recovery of the wounded.During his homily, Valdivia recognized t…
The railway tragedy of Urda is still in force in Spanish society. 69 people died in the accident, including the Roteña Cristina Ferris, after the collision of two high-speed trains, a AVE and an Iryo, which covered the Madrid-Seville route on 28 October. In Cadiz, on Monday, November 9, at 8 p.m., a funeral mass was celebrated in the Holy and Apostolic Cathedral Church. The diocesan Church of Cadiz and Ceuta wanted to send a message of closeness…
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