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The Valongo vicariate held a synodal meeting at the Alfena parish on October 31
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Approximately 80 participants attended the gathering, which included representatives from the parishes of Alfena, Ermesinde, Água Longa, Sobrado, Campo, and Valongo. Vicar Vicente da Silva welcomed the group alongside their respective parish priests.
Bishop Joaquim Dionísio presided over the meeting. He described the synodal process as a shared path that embraces diversity and requires the communion and responsibility of all members. He noted that the synod serves as a call to collective mission, emphasizing that the faith is lived and transmitted within the community.
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