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Diocese of Algarve sends 145 catechists to National Catechists' Days in Fátima

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Catholic IntelligenceUpdated 1 min read

The Diocese of Algarve sent 145 catechists from 27 parishes to the National Catechists' Days in Fátima.

The group includes representatives from the three pastoral regions of the diocese. According to Father Pedro Manuel, director of the Diocesan Secretariat, these participants make up about one tenth of the approximately 1,450 people registered for the event. The conference is scheduled to take place over two days.

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