Feast of the Eternal Father
Feast of the Eternal Father, also known as the Feast of Trindade, is a cultural event that takes place annually in Trindade, Goiás. It is a traditional religious celebration that lasts nine days, starting on the last Friday of June and ending on the first Sunday of July, which attracts Catholics from all over the country to the city. The festival is a registry of popular Catholicism, characterized by pilgrimage, which is the largest in the Central-West Region and the second largest in Brazil.
Pilgrims visit the Basilica of the Eternal Father in Trindade.
Chapel built by Ana Rosa and Constantino Xavier in 1848. The medallion found by the couple was displayed in it.
German Redemptorist missionaries brought to the village of Barro Preto in 1894 to control religious activities.
Amusement park built in one of the editions of the feast in the 1950s.
Trindade is a city and municipality in Goiás state, Brazil. It is famous for the religious celebrations held there in July and is now the third most important pilgrimage site in Brazil.
Basilica of Trindade at Christmas
Square of Trindade
Trindade (Goiás)