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Marian Apparitions in Fátima
Marian apparitions in Fátima, Portugal, in 1917
- Reported 13 May 1917 CE – 13 October 1917 CE
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- Cova da Iria ↗ place of the Marian apparitions occurred in Fátima, Portugal
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Fátima freguesia of Portugal
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31 August 1914 CE – 3 September 1914 CE1914 conclave
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2 February 1922 CE – 6 February 1922 CE1922 conclave
conclave - 1923 CE
Council of Constantinople (1923)
Meeting of Eastern Orthodox leaders in Constantinople -
10 December 1925 CE – 15 February 1926 CEPontevedra apparitions
Marian apparition to Sister Lucie, in 1925 in Pontevedra, Spain - 1926 CE
Synod of Assen
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from 8 March 1930 CEOur Lady of Tears
Title of the Marian apparition occurred in Campinas, Brazil, in the 1930s.
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