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Círio de Nazaré

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the host of the annual CĂ­rio de NazarĂ©, one of the world’s largest celebrations honouring the Virgin Mary, who, as the Virgin of NazarĂ©, is the patron saint of ParĂĄ. The highlight of the 15-day festival occurs on the second Sunday of October, when the city welcomes more than one


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the host of the annual CĂ­rio de NazarĂ©, one of the world’s largest celebrations honouring the Virgin Mary, who, as the Virgin of NazarĂ©, is the patron saint of ParĂĄ. The highlight of the 15-day festival occurs on the second Sunday of October, when the city welcomes more than one


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