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Archdiocese of Fortaleza wins award for digital transactions
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The Archdiocese of Fortaleza received first place in the digital transactions category at the Theòs Immersion 2026. The award recognizes the archdiocese for its performance using Pix.
The national meeting, organized by Theòs Sistemas Eclesiais, focused on management and technology for Catholic Church institutions.
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- Official source@arqfortalezaArquidiocese de Fortaleza participa da Imersão Theòs e é premiada por destaque em transações digitais
Diocese of Fortaleza · Francisco Vanderlucio Souza
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