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Bishop Rui Valério expresses increased certainty about the upcoming papal visit to Portugal.
A crowd of faithful filled the Sanctuary of Fátima at a time when the Pope is facing cancer.
A crowd of the faithful filled the Sanctuary of Fátima at a time when the Pope is facing cancer.
Pilgrims at Fatima prayed tonight for the Pope's health. The Archbishop of Braga, who is presiding over the October Pilgrimage, called for more intense and profound prayer for Leo XIV.
Carlos Cabecinhas says he maintains a “deep conviction” of a papal visit in 2027, despite Leão XIV being hospitalised this Tuesday for the removal of a lung nodule.
The Sanctuary of Fatima is responding to repeated requests with an official certificate for those who make the journey on foot. The launch coincides with the international pilgrimage in October.
The international pilgrimage on 12 and 13 October to the Sanctuary of Fátima is one of those that brings the most pilgrims to the Marian shrine.
Fátima is considered the spiritual centre of the Catholic Church in Portugal.
Since time immemorial, every eclipse has been predicted centuries in advance, and nothing was expected to happen at noon on that precise day of October 17, 1917.
The Apostolic Nuncio in Portugal says the Church “wants to be a true home for everyone”.
The Sanctuary of Fátima welcomes thousands for the international pilgrimage dedicated to migrants.
The problem is not a podcast, nor a guest. The problem is the intellectual and pastoral environment that has been settling in the Sanctuary and which ended up displacing the centre of its mission.
Seguro invited Pope Leo XIV to visit Portugal in 2027, on the occasion of the 110th anniversary of Fátima. The Bishop of Leiria speaks of a “gesture of institutional, historical and spiritual significance.”
CMTV commentator says the invitation extended by the President of the Republic to the Supreme Pontiff touches on three strong points.
António José Seguro has already praised the papacy of Leo XIV, considering that he has had “the right word at the right moments” and “in the sense of defending peace, dialogue, and the end of suffering.”
Invitation from the President of the Republic on the occasion of the 110th anniversary of the Fátima apparitions. Also in this news, NATO considers intervening in the Strait of Hormuz if the blockade persists until July.
If the path is long, it is better to travel it with good music. During the week of May 13th, we have chosen songs for long walks in search of redemption or the fulfillment of divine promises.
A large crowd of 250,000 pilgrims assembled at the Fátima sanctuary in Portugal to participate in the traditional annual candlelight mass.
Knees on the ground, burnt candles, and kilometres travelled on foot, by bicycle, or by caravan. Thousands of believers gather once again in Fátima for May 13th. Some ask for favours, others give thanks, in a ritual that returns to the same place every year.
The Patriarch of Lisbon, Rui Valério, stated today that in Fatima “no one is a foreigner” and considered that humanity will only find peace when it discovers that it is a family.
The CMTV commentator says that, much like in 1917, we are facing a war, families are suffering, and we are at a stalemate regarding the future, which is why the message remains relevant.
A reference to the religious celebrations in Fátima, Portugal, marking the anniversary of the apparitions of the Virgin Mary.
