quinta-feira, 13 de maio de 2010

Cobertura total da Visita de Sua Santidade Bento XVI a Portugal feita por "Missa Tridentina em Portugal"

      1. Pope Benedict XVI prays in front of the image of Our Lady of Fatima after arriving to catholic Fatima shrine in central Portugal, May 12, 2010.
      Pope Benedict XVI (R) carries a gold rose to the Madonna statue in Fatima, on May 12, 2010. Pope Benedict XVI arrived today at Fatima, one of Christianity's most popular shrines, cheered by tens of thousands of flag-waving pilgrims. Benedict, the third pope to visit Fatima, toured the shrine's vast esplanade, which turned into a sea of colour as the huge crowd waved yellow and white Vatican flags and hats, as well as the red and green of Portugal.  
      Pope Benedict XVI waves as he attends a Vespers prayer at the Santissima Trindade church in the Catholic shrine of Fatima May 12, 2010.
      Pope Benedict XVI waves to faithful gathered at Fatima's Sanctuary, Wednesday, May 12, 2010 at a candle light vigil. The Pope arrived Tuesday for a four-day visit to Portugal.Pope Benedict XVI waves as he arrives to lead the Rosary at the Chapel of the Apparitions in Fatima's Sanctuary on May 12, 2010. Up to 500,000 are expected to attend the mass in the sanctuary's esplanade early Thursday, when Benedict will mark the 93rd anniversary of the Virgin Mary's apparitions to three shepherd children. The incident in 1917 led to the founding of the shrine, one of Christianity's most popular.  
      Pope Benedict XVI leads the Rosary at the Chapel of the Apparitions in Fatima's Sanctuary on May 12, 2010. Up to 500,000 are expected to attend the mass in the sanctuary's esplanade early Thursday, when Benedict will mark the 93rd anniversary of the Virgin Mary's apparitions to three shepherd children. The incident in 1917 led to the founding of the shrine, one of Christianity's most popular.  
      Pope Benedict XVI blesses the faithfull prior to leading the Rosary at the Chapel of the Apparitions in Fatima's Sanctuary on May 12, 2010. Up to 500,000 are expected to attend the mass in the sanctuary's esplanade early Thursday, when Benedict will mark the 93rd anniversary of the Virgin Mary's apparitions to three shepherd children. The incident in 1917 led to the founding of the shrine, one of Christianity's most popular.  
    Pope Benedict XVI arrives at the Chapel of the Apparitions in Fatima's Sanctuary on May 12, 2010. Up to 500,000 are expected to attend the mass in the sanctuary's esplanade early Thursday, when Benedict will mark the 93rd anniversary of the Virgin Mary's apparitions to three shepherd children. The incident in 1917 led to the founding of the shrine, one of Christianity's most popular.  


    • Pope Benedict XVI (C) gestures as he celebrates a mass at the Fatima's Sanctuary in Fatima on May 13, 2010. Pope Benedict XVI began a giant outdoor mass in the Portuguese shrine of Fatima Thursday before hundreds of thousands of pilgrims from around the world. The sanctuary's huge esplanade was full to overflowing and Church organisers said half a million people attended the mass, a greater number than joined his predecessor John Paul II here in 2000, illustrating Benedict's pulling power even as he battles a paedophile priest crisis. The statue of Our Lady of Fatima is carried during a mass at the Catholic shrine of Fatima in central Portugal, May 13, 2010. Thousands of pilgrims made their way to the Fatima Shrine to attend a mass by Pope Benedict XVI to mark the 93rd anniversary celebrations of the first appearance of the Virgin Mary to three shepherd children in 1917.  Pope Benedict XVI kisses a child prior to celebrate an open mass at Fatima's sanctuary,Thursday, May 13, 2010. Tens of thousands of pilgrims flooded the famous shrine town of Fatima on Thursday for Pope Benedict XVI's Mass celebrating the anniversary of the day when three shepherd children reported having visions of the Virgin.  
    Pope Benedict XVI raises his hands during a mass at the Catholic shrine of Fatima in central Portugal, May 13, 2010. Thousands of pilgrims made their way to the Fatima Shrine to attend a mass by Pope Benedict XVI to mark the 93rd anniversary celebrations of the first appearance of the Virgin Mary to three shepherd children in 1917.    Pope Benedict XVI arrives for a mass at the Catholic shrine of Fatima in central Portugal, May 13, 2010. Thousands of pilgrims made their way to the Fatima Shrine to attend a mass by Pope Benedict XVI to mark the 93rd anniversary celebrations of the first appearance of the Virgin Mary to three shepherd children in 1917. 

Pope Benedict XVI arrives for a mass at the Catholic shrine of Fatima in central Portugal, May 13, 2010. Thousands of pilgrims made their way to the Fatima Shrine to attend a mass by Pope Benedict XVI to mark the 93rd anniversary celebrations of the first appearance of the Virgin Mary to three shepherd children in 1917.

Pope Benedict XVI (2L) leads an open-air mass at Fatima's Sanctuary on May 13, 2010. Pilgrims flooded the shrine of Fatima, many after spending the night outdoors, to attend a mass celebrated by Pope Benedict XVI at one of Christianity's most holy shrines. Up to 500,000 people were expected to attend the mass on the esplanade at Fatima, where three children claimed to have seen the Virgin Mary in 1917, turning the Portuguese village into one of the biggest draws for the Roman Catholic faithful.
http://cache.daylife.com/imageserve/07pmfNd6q6aYS/x610.jpgPope Benedict XVI (C) celebrates a mass at the Fatima's Sanctuary, in Fatima, on May 13, 2010. Pope Benedict XVI began a giant outdoor mass in the Portuguese shrine of Fatima Thursday before hundreds of thousands of pilgrims from around the world. The sanctuary's huge esplanade was full to overflowing and Church organisers said half a million people attended the mass, a greater number than joined his predecessor John Paul II here in 2000, illustrating Benedict's pulling power even as he battles a paedophile priest crisis.