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Bishop António Luciano announces death of Father Ramiro Dias Ribeiro
Bishop António Luciano announced the death of Father Ramiro Dias Ribeiro, who passed away Monday at the age of 90 at the Hospital de São Teotónio. Before his death, the priest had been staying at the Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Carregal do Sal after arriving from the Centro Sócio-Pastoral de Viseu.
Father Ribeiro served as the parish priest of Papízios for more than 62 years. The Diocese of Viseu noted his dedication to the community and his service to those in need through his work with Cáritas.
A funeral Mass for Father Ribeiro will be held on Wednesday, October 14, at the main church of Papízios in the municipality of Carregal do Sal. The diocese scheduled the wake to begin that same day.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- Official sourceFather Ramiro Dias Ribeiro passed away
Diocese of Viseu · Liliana GI
- Reporting@agenciaecclesiaViseu: Father Ramiro Dias Ribeiro, parish priest of Papízios for over 62 years, has passed away
Agência Ecclesia · Carlos Borges
How the coverage unfolded
- Oct 12, 9:22 AM Diocese of Viseu Português Faleceu o Padre Ramiro Dias Ribeiro
- Oct 12, 10:29 AM Agência Ecclesia Português Viseu: Faleceu o padre Ramiro Dias Ribeiro, pároco de Papízios mais de 62 anos
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