CASTRO DAIRE: Senior Trip 60+ took about 2000 participants to Fatima
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CASTRO DAIRE: Senior Trip 60+ took about 2000 participants to Fatima

SAPO Notícias8 September 2026 at 09:42

About 2000 people from the municipality of Castro Daire participated on September 5th in the Senior Trip 60+, an initiative promoted by the municipality that took them to the Sanctuary of Fatima.

The program included participation in the Mass, which was held at the Basilica of the Holy Trinity and concelebrated by Father Paulo Vicente. The event is aimed at seniors over 60 years old.

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