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O fenómeno de Fátima deve ser compreendido para além de apenas uma manifestação religiosa popular. Foi um elemento fundamental no contexto de guerra, conflito político e transformação cultural em Portugal. As aparições aos três pastorinhos, a 1917, pela Nossa Senhora de Fátima, dividiram opiniões entre crentes e céticos, mas rapidamente se tornaram num símbolo nacional e internacional da vivência católica contemporânea e como espaço de convergência espiritual e social. O documentário pretende traduzir o poder desse fenómeno e acompanhar o percurso íntimo e simbólico do peregrino, aquele que acredita em algo superior a nós próprios, aquele que procura respostas. Por vezes essas respostas surgem em forma de sensações e experiências que apenas os que caminham parecem entender.
“De Corpo e Alma” promete refletir, através da experiência de um grupo de peregrinos de Santo Tirso, sobre o significado universal da fé e de que forma é que ela os motiva a completar o desafio a que se propõe. O seu percurso espelha o de milhares de peregrinos que se submetem ao mesmo esforço físico e processo de transformação íntima. É nessa passagem do individual para o coletivo, do local para o universal, que o documentário procura focar.
Um processo que incluiu um método de investigação, nomeadamente sobre a história de Fátima e os seus milagres, assim como entrevistas a peregrinos, membros da organização e uma psicóloga. Este documentário conclui que a peregrinação é muito mais do que apenas a chegada, é um caminho que transforma a nível intelectual e emocional. Cada passo representa a força que depositamos em algo que não é palpável, não é material, não é visível se quer. E que pode ser tanto ou mais poderoso.
The phenomenon of Fátima must be understood as more than just a popular religious manifestation. It was a fundamental element in the context of war, political conflict and cultural transformation in Portugal. The apparitions to the three shepherd children in 1917 by Our Lady of Fátima divided opinion among believers and sceptics, but quickly became a national and international symbol of contemporary Catholic life and a place of spiritual and social convergence. The documentary aims to convey the power of this phenomenon and follow the intimate and symbolic journey of the pilgrim, the one who believes in something greater than ourselves, the one who seeks answers. And sometimes those answers come in the form of sensations and experiences that only those who w alk seem to understand. ‘De Corpo e Alma’ promises to reflect, through the experience of a group of pilgrims from Santo Tirso, on the universal meaning of faith and how it motivates them to complete the challenge they have set themselves. Their journey mirrors that of thousands of pilgrims who undergo the same physical effort and process of intimate transformation. I t is this transition from the individual to the collective, from the local to the universal, that the documentary seeks to focus on. A process that included a method of research, namely on the history of Fátima and its miracles, as well as interviews with pilgrims, members of the organisation and a psychologist. This documentary concludes that pilgrimage is much more than just the arrival, it is a journey that transforms on an intellectual and emotional level. Each step represents the strength we place in something that is not tangible, not material, not even visible. And that can be just as powerful, if not more so.
The phenomenon of Fátima must be understood as more than just a popular religious manifestation. It was a fundamental element in the context of war, political conflict and cultural transformation in Portugal. The apparitions to the three shepherd children in 1917 by Our Lady of Fátima divided opinion among believers and sceptics, but quickly became a national and international symbol of contemporary Catholic life and a place of spiritual and social convergence. The documentary aims to convey the power of this phenomenon and follow the intimate and symbolic journey of the pilgrim, the one who believes in something greater than ourselves, the one who seeks answers. And sometimes those answers come in the form of sensations and experiences that only those who w alk seem to understand. ‘De Corpo e Alma’ promises to reflect, through the experience of a group of pilgrims from Santo Tirso, on the universal meaning of faith and how it motivates them to complete the challenge they have set themselves. Their journey mirrors that of thousands of pilgrims who undergo the same physical effort and process of intimate transformation. I t is this transition from the individual to the collective, from the local to the universal, that the documentary seeks to focus on. A process that included a method of research, namely on the history of Fátima and its miracles, as well as interviews with pilgrims, members of the organisation and a psychologist. This documentary concludes that pilgrimage is much more than just the arrival, it is a journey that transforms on an intellectual and emotional level. Each step represents the strength we place in something that is not tangible, not material, not even visible. And that can be just as powerful, if not more so.
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Documentário Fátima Peregrinos Fé Estrada Documentary Pilgrims Faith Road