
In-person registration is aimed at children aged 2 to 10 and takes place at the Nazaré Social Center, in Belém.
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The Children's Pilgrimage is part of the official program of the Círio de Nazaré, one of the largest religious events in Brazil, held in Belém.
Registration for children who wish to participate in the Carro dos Anjos, one of the attractions of the 2026 Círio de Nazaré Children's Pilgrimage, begins this Wednesday (14) and continues until Friday (16), in Belém.
Registration must be done in person, from 6pm to 8pm, in room 05 of the Nazaré Social Center.
The initiative is organized by Guarda Mirim de Nazaré and is aimed at children aged 2 to 10. Each car has the capacity to accommodate 20 participants.
To register, parents or guardians must present copies of the General Registry (RG), the Individual Taxpayer Registry (CPF) and the child's proof of residence.
When will the Children's Pilgrimage be?
The Children's Pilgrimage will be held on Sunday (18). The program starts at 7am, with a mass at Praça Santuário de Nazaré. Then, at 8 am, participants leave in procession from the same place, through the streets of Belém.
The pilgrimage is part of the official Círio de Nazaré program and brings together children and families in a manifestation of faith and devotion to Our Lady of Nazaré.
Traditional cars are one of the hallmarks of the procession, which also seeks to bring new generations closer to Pará's religious traditions.
Guarda Mirim de Nazaré advises parents and guardians to register within the deadline, as the number of spaces per car is limited.
Service
Registration for the Car of Angels
When: from Wednesday (14th) to Friday (16th) October.
Opening hours: 6pm to 8pm.
Location: room 05 of the Nazaré Social Center, in Belém.
Audience: children aged 2 to 10.
Spaces: 20 participants per car.
Documents: copies of ID, CPF and proof of residence.
Organization: Junior Guard of Nazaré.
Children's Pilgrimage
Date: Sunday, October 18th.
Mass: at 7am, at Praça Santuário de Nazaré.
Departure of the procession: at 8am, from the same location.
More information can be found on the Guarda Mirim de Nazaré Instagram: @guardamirimdenazare.pa.
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