They are Tino (Faustino), 50 years old, from a village in Tarazona, who was helped by an 80-year-old parish priest to leave the world of drugs and \"rediscover God\", and who reflects the work of the Church in the rural world; or Rosa and Maria, from a senior center of the Church in the diocese of Segovia.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The story of Blanca, 37 years old, Honduran, from the diocese of Cadiz and Ceuta, who has been able to set up \"her little shop\" and become self-employed, after arriving alone in Spain 6 years ago, and who shows the work of the Church with migrants and refugees, at a time when the Church is turning its attention to the millions of Ukrainians fleeing their country. Blanca is precisely the person featured in the poster of this year's Campaign.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Or the story of rapper Guillermo (Grilex), who has gone on to sing songs of light and hope, and that of Father \u00c1lvaro, a Guatemalan, who is now a priest and chaplain at a penitentiary center, and who could have been an inmate, he says. Or that of Erika, 44 years old, with two children, whom Caritas has helped to get training and find employment.<\/p>\n\n\n\n