Carlos Evaristo

Carlos Evaristo is a Portuguese Canadian historian and author.

Carlos Evaristo and his family were known to Sister Lúcia and the Carmelite nuns of the Convent of Saint Teresa in Coimbra, Portugal. Evaristo was the official translator at meeting between the oldest visionary of Our Lady of Fátima and several Bishops and Cardinals from 1992 to 2005. During several of the interviews Sister Lúcia confirmed on video the validity of the Consecration of Russia to the Immaculate Heart of Mary that was made by Pope John Paul II on March 25, 1984.

One of the interviews was broadcast on Portuguese and Italian television stations for the purpose of public clarification following malicious attacks by Message of Fátima conspiracy theorists. Carlos Evaristo was the Director of the Castle Program in Ourém, and Evaristo appears frequently on radio and TV in Portugal and the United States when there are newsworthy programs broadcast on the Message of Fatima and Catholic Church related issues. Evaristo is Curator of Saint Stephen's Church Museum in Santarém, Portugal, the Shrine where the Most Holy Miracle of the Holy Eucharist occurred in the year 1247. Moreover, he is close to the Miguelist throne pretender Duarte Pio of Braganza and a senior member of the Order of Saint Michael of the Wing.[1]

Bibliography

  • EVARISTO, Carlos; Os Condes de Ourém e os Barões e Viscondes de Vila Nova de Ourém. Fátima: Regina Mundi Press, 2006. 272 p. ( ISBN 972-97835-8-6)
  • EVARISTO, Carlos; Duas entrevistas com a Irmã Lúcia. Prefácio de Monsenhor José Geraldes Freire. Fátima: Regina Mundi Press, 1998. ( ISBN 972-97835-0-0)
  • EVARISTO, Carlos; Quadros da História de Ourém: a jóia da coroa portuguesa. Fátima: Regina Mundi Press, 2000. 656 p. ( ISBN 972-97835-3-5)
  • EVARISTO, Carlos; A Real Irmandade de São Miguel da Ala: História e estatutos: a devoção portuguesa a São Miguel Anjo de Portugal e da Paz. Fátima: Regina Mundi Press, 2002. 127 p. ( ISBN 972-97835-6-X)
  • EVARISTO, Carlos; Os Condes de Ourém e os Barões e Viscondes de Vila Nova de Ourém Fátima: Regina Mundi Press, 2006. 272 p. ( ISBN 972-97835-8-6)

References

  1. ↑ Evaristo, Carlos. "Ordem de São Miguel da Ala". Ordens Militares e Religiosas. Dedechi Heraldica.
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