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Fortaleza to receive official replica of Our Lady of Fátima on November 3
First source report
The Diocese of Fortaleza will host an official replica of Our Lady of Fátima on November 3 and 4. The image was donated by the Sanctuary of Fátima in Portugal to the Sanctuary of Crato.
Fortaleza serves as the entry point for the replica in Brazil. Following the events in Fortaleza, the image will travel through various cities in Ceará. It will eventually arrive in Cariri to be enthroned in the Capelinha das Aparições.
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- Official source@arqfortalezaDia 3/11,Fortaleza recebe imagem réplica oficial de Nossa Senhora de Fátima doada pelo Santuário de Fátima, em Portugal, ao Santuário do Crato
Diocese of Fortaleza · Francisco Vanderlucio Souza
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