The Catholic apostolate Marital Love Projectborn in Spain, has alerted those who receive his daily meditation of the Gospel in a conjugal key of a possible scam to obtain personal data using their name.
In the message spread through WhatsApp it is reported that there are people “making calls and sending messages from a mobile phone that begins with +58… saying that they are a new WhatsApp group for news from Proyecto Amor Conjugal” before warning: “ “It is a scam to obtain personal data!”
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The Conjugal Love Project encourages you not to answer and to “block that number or another that seems suspicious to you.”
What is the Marital Love Project?
Conjugal Love Project is an instrument of evangelization of marriage and family at the service of the parishes initiated by a Spanish couple, formed by José Luis Gadea and Magüi Gálvez, who lived a long process of conversion and reconstruction of their sacrament.
Based on the Theology of the Body developed by Saint John Paul II, starting in 2016 they began to carry out retreats that have spread quickly throughout almost the entire Spanish geography and have already reached other countries.
In addition to Spain, these experiences have already been carried out in the United Kingdom, Argentina, Uruguay, Luxembourg and France and the first one is coming soon in Paraguay, which will take place at the beginning of November.
Conjugal Love Project is based on the pillars of formation, prayer and the practice of love in marriage through acts of surrender and acceptance. Thousands of couples come every month to learn about and delve into the catechisms of Saint John Paul II on human love, attend adorations for weddings and organize family coexistence activities.
Furthermore, some of these couples accompany others who see themselves in need of help to follow a path of conversion that allows them to recover the original meaning of marriage “as God intended” and embody it in their daily lives.
Nicholas de Cardenas
Born in 1980, I am a Spanish husband and father and journalist with more than 20 years of experience in print and digital media, specializing in sociopolitical and religious information. I have worked for more than 10 years in defense of human rights and have accreditations in Journalism and Comprehensive Communication. Since July 2022, I have been a correspondent for ACI Prensa and EWTN Noticias in Spain, covering international events of the Catholic Church.