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Valença Municipal Library Hosts New Edition of "Literary Fridays"

A Aurora do Lima15 September 2026 at 08:52

The Municipal Library of Valença will host, on September 25 at 9 PM, another edition of "Literary Fridays", with the presence of Father Ricardo Esteves. The priest will present his book "Let God In – How Faith Can Transform Our Lives", in a session that will take place in the Library's Auditorium.

Father Ricardo Esteves is recognized for his closeness and the accessible way he approaches faith and spirituality, having established himself as a reference voice among younger generations.

The session promises to be more than a formal book presentation, constituting a moment of closeness between the author and the community. The meeting will include a conversation about themes such as faith, forgiveness, love, family, suffering, and hope, allowing for the sharing of personal experiences and questions from the audience.

"Literary Fridays" is an initiative of the Municipality of Valença dedicated to promoting reading and culture, bringing different authors and personalities to Valença for conversations around books and the ideas that shape today's society.

Why this matters

Readers in Valença have access to a free session open to the public that promotes direct contact with an author recognized for his closeness to younger generations. The initiative is part of a municipal program dedicated to promoting reading and culture, offering the community a space for shared reflection on themes that shape today's society.

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