
The Teresian Association's Culture Council reminds us that we are at a decisive moment in caring for life and our common home. The situation of the Planet challenges us and invites us to join forces to move towards a true ecological conversion that transforms our outlook, lifestyles and ways of acting. What is their proposal?

In 1998, she became the first female professor of Economics at the University of Malaga, and at the age of 62, she became a distinctive entrepreneur. Consuelo Gámez, an ACIT member of the Teresian Association, defines herself as a “feisty” woman, which has led her to be a pioneer in different aspects of her life. She says that the TA has helped her a lot in this journey and way of understanding life, and “continues to do so.”

On 25 November, The InteRed Foundation, the Teresian Association's NGO, marks the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, to recognise that violence against women is not an isolated phenomenon, but rather the consequence of structural inequalities that permeate our relationships, words and ways of looking at the world.

The Teresian Association Youth and Vocation Ministry–Luzon (TAYVM–Luzon) joyfully participated in the Vocation Awareness Day 2025 at Sto. Niño Parochial School in Quezon City on November 18, 2025.

M.ª Pilar Gascón Langa gave a lecture entitled ‘Genesis of the Teresian Association in Seville’ to mark the centenary of its presence in the city (1925-2025).

Young people from the Teresian Association in Congo-Kinshasa celebrated a day under the slogan “You are my hope,” a day to break out of indifference, listen, serve, and love. This action is part of their participation in the International Meeting of Young People of the TA, which will take place in Assisi in 2026. To summarize the event, they have made an awareness video.

The Colegio Pedro Poveda in Jaén (Spain) hosted an exhibition by Madrid-based photographer Gloria Nistal, entitled Welcoming Smiles for a World in Crisis.





