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Paróquia Nossa Senhora da Paz celebrates its patroness feast
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Nossa Senhora da Paz Parish in the Aldeota neighborhood of Fortaleza is celebrating its patroness feast. The festivities, which include community activities, social gatherings, and religious celebrations, run from September 30 to October 10.
The parish is holding the event under the theme of evangelizing with Mary to announce Jesus Christ, the Prince of Peace. The celebrations also use the motto of evangelized families and a missionary Church.
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- Official source@arqfortalezaParóquia Nossa Senhora da Paz, na Aldeota, celebra festa da padroeira
Diocese of Fortaleza · Juliana Sena
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