El inicio de una historia apasionante: el Campus Muengersdorf

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En este episodio de 'Fragmentos de historia', la historiadora alemana Barbara Schellenberger nos lleva a los orígenes del Campus Muengersdorf en Colonia, Alemania. A través de sus relatos, exploraremos cómo esta residencia, fundada en 1966, ha desempeñado un papel crucial en la formación integral de estudiantes de diversas partes del mundo. Transcripción del podcast https://opusdei.org/es-es/article/comienzo-opus-dei-mujeres-alemania/

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