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Bishop of Algarve addresses Catholic scouts
Bishop Vitorino Soares spoke to the Algarve Regional Council of the Corpo Nacional de Escutas on Saturday, October 17, at the Centro de Congressos de Lagoa. During the meeting, which included reviewing the 2024/2025 report and accounts and discussing election regulations, the bishop presented the scouts with three guiding principles: valorizar, comungar, and superar.
Soares explained that overcoming challenges should not be about becoming heroes, but about striving for holiness. He also emphasized that prayer and intimacy with Jesus are necessary for any mission or action within the Church.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- Official source@diocesealgarveBishop of the Algarve challenged scouts to 'value, commune and overcome'
Diocese of Faro · Samuel Mendonça
- Reporting@agenciaecclesiaAlgarve: Value, commune and overcome, the bishop's words to scouts for their journey
Agência Ecclesia · Carlos Borges
How the coverage unfolded
- Oct 20, 9:08 AM Diocese of Faro Português Bispo do Algarve desafiou escuteiros a “valorizar, comungar e superar”
- Oct 21, 9:14 AM Agência Ecclesia Português Algarve: Valorizar, comungar e superar, as palavras do bispo aos escuteiros para o seu percurso
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