Parroquia de la Virgen del Coro

Tucked away on Calle Virgen de la Alegría, the Parroquia de la Virgen del Coro holds a special place in the hearts of many Madrileños. This unassuming church, part of the vibrant tapestry of Ciudad Lineal, has witnessed countless moments of joy, sorrow, and spiritual reflection. The Parroquia de la Virgen del Coro isn’t just a building. It’s a living testament to faith, community, and the passage of time. It has served as a spiritual anchor for generations. In 2012, a priest named Pablo Valtueña Tabernero began collaborating with the Parroquia de la Virgen del Coro. He had dedicated his life to serving the Lord and His church. Father Valtueña’s journey, which began in Morón de Almazán (Soria), led him to Madrid. Here, he served in various parishes, including Santa Ana y la Esperanza, San Juan de Sahagún, and San Cristóbal. He eventually found himself at the Parroquia de la Virgen del Coro, a place where he would leave an enduring mark. His passing in 2017, at the age of 90, was a profound loss for the community. The Parroquia de la Virgen del Coro hosted a moving funeral Mass in his honor. It was a fitting tribute to a man who had dedicated his life to serving others within its walls. The metro stop El Carmen on Line 5 is just a short walk away. Several bus lines, including the 146, 21, 48, 106, and 38, also stop nearby. If you’re cycling, Bicimad station 188 on Avenida de Daroca is conveniently located. The Parroquia de la Virgen del Coro continues to be a beacon of hope and faith in the bustling city of Madrid. Its doors remain open, welcoming all who seek solace, community, and a connection to something greater than themselves.