This artifact carries a history marked by faith, resistance, and religious persecution. In Japan, during the period when Christianity was banned, the fumie was an image of Jesus Christ or the Virgin Mary that people suspected of being Christians were forced to trample on as a way to prove they did not follow the Christian faith. Many refused, while others, even though forced to trample on the image, continued to practice their faith in secret. This gave rise to communities kn

The past inspiring the future Museums preserve memories, safeguard identities, and help us understand the path a society has taken. But their role goes far beyond preserving the past. When they invest in innovation and education, they become vibrant spaces for learning and transformation, paving the way for a better future. This is the trend that has defined the Dom Avelar Museum. In recent years, the museum has been undergoing a major modernization process, expanding its cap

Through a reading of the book Assim eu Conto as Histórias de Ananse (This Is How I Tell the Stories of Ananse), by Piauí-based author Márcia Evelyn, the children took part in a literary experience led by Odilene Azevedo, the project’s coordinator and mentor. Using the “Literary Stations” methodology, participants were invited to go beyond simply reading and listening, becoming protagonists of the story through role-playing and playful activities that stimulated creativity, im

💫📖 The literary magic at the Dom Avelar Museum is back, taking our children on an enchanting journey through the story of The Little...

🌽🎉A tradicional Festa Junina das crianças atendidas pelo Museu Dom Avelar foi realizada com o apoio da ABMTHS e da FCCR. Mais do que um...

Yesterday was a day of enchantment and learning at the Dom Avelar Museum with the Congo Dance Costume Making Workshop, held with children...

The Literary Museum Project of the Cristo Rei Cultural Foundation/Dom Avelar Museum celebrated Children's Day with an event that included...

The Dom Avelar Museum held another workshop as part of the Literary Museum Project, with the support of ABMTHS. Entitled “Poetry and...

A region lacking in basic infrastructure, inhabited by an even more needy population... And not just in terms of material goods, but in...

The FCCR in Teresina, PI, through the Dom Avelar Museum, held a patchwork workshop for the women of the community. The Dom Avelar Museum...

Tradition, devotion and joy across the country in our partners' celebrations Every year, in the months of June and July, the June (and...

On June 29th, the activities of this semester with the psychology residents took place. The activities developed were important for...

On 30/0, the Dom Avelar Museum held a June party for children attended by ABMTHS. It was an excellent time to socialize, celebrate and...

The Dom Avelar Museum received on 04/06, Psychology residents from the residency program in family and community health at UESPI. They...