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The Archdiocese of Santiago Studies Transforming Its 800 Rectory Houses Into Social Housing

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From the hand of Caritas Diocesana and the Official College of Architects of Galicia (COAG), the objective is to rehabilitate and put into use real estate of title...

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From the hand of Caritas Diocesana and the Official College of Architects of Galicia (COAG), the objective is to rehabilitate and put into use real estate of title...

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The news The Archdiocese of Santiago will convert ecclesial spaces into emergency housing was first published in Last Minute Religious News New Life The Archdiocese of Santiago de Compostela, Diocesan Caritas of Santiago de Compostela and the Official Colexio of Architects of Galicia (COAG) have signed today a framework collaboration agreement to develop a joint program aimed at identifying, studying, rehabilitating and putting into use ecclesi…

The agreement establishes a stable framework of cooperation to mobilize the Church's residential heritage and put it at the service of emergency housing, temporary housing and social inclusion projects.

Part of the 800 rectory houses of the Archdiocese of Santiago could have a second life as social housing and emergency housing. It is the objective of the agreement signed by the Archbishopric of Santiago, Caritas Diocesana and the Official Colexio of Architects of Galicia (COAG), who want to take advantage of part of the underutilized ecclesiastical heritage to respond to the difficulties of access to a decent housing.The agreement establishes …

The agreement will allow to evaluate the social reuse of part of the almost 800 rectory houses existing in the Archdiocese of Santiago ...

The patrimony of the Church could become a new way to combat the difficulties of access to housing. The Archdiocesan of Santiago, Caritas Diocesana and the Official Colexio of Architects of Galicia (COAG) have signed an agreement this Wednesday to study the rehabilitation of ecclesiastical buildings and to allocate them to social and emergency accommodation for vulnerable individuals and families.

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elcorreogallego.es broke the news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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