Monseñor José Rico Pavés presided over the Eucharist on Tuesday in Barcelona, where the parish of Santa Eulalia de Vilapicina gathered to mark the festividad of Our Lady of Fátima. The celebration brought together numerous faithful on the day the Church remembers the apparitions of the Virgin in Fátima.

The Mass took place in the parish of Santa Eulalia de Vilapicina, a church in Barcelona that became the center of prayer and devotion to the Virgin Mary under the title of Our Lady of Fátima. Rico Pavés, Bishop of Asidonia-Jerez, led the liturgy as worshippers joined in a celebration shaped by devotion and remembrance.

The occasion carried weight because it fell on the very date the Church sets aside to recall the apparitions in Fátima, giving the gathering a stronger sense of shared memory and faith. The information was published by ODISUR and notes that it first appeared in the Diocese of Asidonia-Jerez, underscoring the ecclesial link behind the report.

What stood out was the simplicity of the scene: a parish in Barcelona, a bishop at the altar, and a crowd of believers drawn together by a devotion that remains deeply rooted. For the faithful who filled Santa Eulalia de Vilapicina, the day was not only a commemoration of Fátima but a public act of prayer centered on Our Lady of Fátima and the Church’s memory of her appearances.