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Book reveals more than four hundred photographs of Fátima

Diário de Coimbra12 September 2026 at 22:31

A new book titled "Fátíma written with light" was released, revealing more than four hundred photographs related to the sanctuary of Fátima. The work offers a distinctive perspective on the Portuguese religious phenomenon through photography.

The book brings together images captured by different photography professionals over time. The compilation of these photographs allows for a unique visual approach to the history and religious significance of Fátima.

The publication is part of the context of valuing religious photographic heritage in Portugal, offering readers an artistic and devotional perspective on one of the most important sites of Catholic faith in the country.

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