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Fátima Sanctuary Chapel Live is the live view of the Chapel of the Apparitions at the Sanctuary of Fátima in Portugal. The stream shows the chapel where visitors come to pray, and it is run by the official Santuário de Fátima channel. The channel presents the chapel in real time from the sanctuary.

The live view of the Chapel of the Apparitions plays on this page when the channel is on air, and otherwise the page links to its official live stream. Visitors can find more information about the Fátima sanctuary on its official website, which is linked from the channel, and on its Facebook and Twitter pages.

Igreja de Santo António de Lisboa is a church in Lisbon, Portugal, built on the site where Saint Anthony was born. The current building dates from 1767 and stands where a chapel had existed since the fifteenth century. Its notable features include the image of the patron saint, which survived the earthquake, a crypt marking his birthplace, and a painting showing the saint with what are considered his most authentic features. Pope John Paul II visited the church in 1982.

Here the live broadcast plays on this page when the church is on air, and otherwise the page links to its official live stream. The images are in Portuguese, offering a view of the church in Lisbon while it is being broadcast.

TVI is an independent general-interest television channel in Portugal that brings together entertainment, fiction and information for a broad audience. Its programming includes series, entertainment shows and news, and its official website presents the channel's several services, programmes and presenters.

Its live broadcasts play on this page when the channel is on air, otherwise the page links to its official live stream. Portuguese viewers can use the official website to explore TVI's programmes, and the channel is broadcast in Portuguese.

RTP2 is a Portuguese free-to-air television channel owned and operated by the public broadcaster Rádio e Televisão de Portugal (RTP). It is the company's second television channel and is based in Lisbon. The channel is known for cultural, factual and children's programming, including documentaries, concerts, theatre, and independent, European and classic cinema, as well as newscasts, talk shows and cultural magazines.

You can follow the official live stream of RTP2 through the link on this page, which opens its live broadcast in Portuguese. The page also links to the channel's official website for its current programme schedule.

RTP1 is the first television channel of Rádio e Televisão de Portugal, the state-owned public broadcaster of Portugal, and it is the company's flagship channel. It is a free-to-air generalist channel offering news bulletins such as Telejornal, talk shows, sports, current affairs, and national and international fiction including films and series. Its schedule includes prime time drama, cinema and entertainment, as well as coverage of major breaking news and special events.

Viewers can watch RTP1 live on this page when the channel is broadcasting, and otherwise the page links to its official live stream. The channel is a Portuguese-language service from Portugal.

TVI 24 is a Portuguese news channel distributed on cable, with newsrooms in Lisbon and Porto. It is owned by Media Capital Digital and TVI. The channel covers Portugal and the wider world with breaking news, exclusive stories, reports, features, commentary and analysis, and its news bulletins include TVI Jornal and Jornal Nacional.

Live broadcasts of TVI 24 in Portuguese play on this page whenever the channel is on air, and otherwise this page links to its official live stream. Viewers can follow Portuguese news coverage here as it is broadcast.

RTP Madeira is a Portuguese regional television channel of the public broadcaster Rádio e Televisão de Portugal (RTP), based in Funchal in the Autonomous Region of Madeira. Owned and operated by RTP, the public broadcaster, it began broadcasting on 6 August 1972. Its output combines local cultural and lifestyle programmes and newscasts with TV series, sports, films and other content from RTP's channels, serving viewers across Madeira.

Viewers can watch RTP Madeira, which broadcasts in Portuguese, through the official live link on this page. The link opens the channel's official live stream from Portugal.

TV Fatima is a webcam that offers you a vision of the Parish of Fatima 24 hours a day

RTP Informação is a Portuguese free-to-air television channel owned and operated by Rádio e Televisão de Portugal, the state-owned public broadcaster. Based in Lisbon, it is the company's all-news channel, with a 24-hour rolling news service and live coverage of breaking news. Its output includes newscasts, sportscasts and talk shows, some of which are also shown on RTP1, RTP2 and RTP Internacional. The channel is available by cable and satellite.

Viewers can watch the live broadcasts through the official live link on this page. The channel is Portuguese-language and comes from Portugal, so the link leads to its live news stream.

RTP3 is a Portuguese news themed television channel owned by the public corporation Rádio e Televisão de Portugal .

Information occupies most of the space on the television grid, with regional information having a strong presence. In addition to news programs, RTP3 also broadcasts informative magazines and debates on current affairs, introducing the nation's less mediated protagonists.

The programs are intended to be alternative and aimed at a specific cable television audience, due to the lack of content on DTT . It is aimed at a demanding audience, having a young line of entertainment with a special focus on music, society and sports. Despite the fact that RTP is a Portuguese state company, the channel is not considered a public service television channel (but rather a channel of Public Interest), as well as RTP Memoria .

RTP Açores is a regional television channel of Rádio e Televisão de Portugal, the Portuguese public broadcaster, serving the Autonomous Region of the Azores. The channel is operated by the national broadcaster and is free to air, with its studios in Ponta Delgada on São Miguel island. It began broadcasting programmes from these studios on 10 August 1975 and has shared its current premises with RDP Açores since late 2017. Its schedule combines local programming, relays of RTP Notícias news bulletins and reruns from the mainland channels. The website also publishes regional news on topics such as the economy, housing, transport and sport.

Viewers can open the official live stream of RTP Açores through the link on this page. The stream offers the channel's Portuguese-language regional service from the Azores.

Euronews Portugal is the Portuguese-language edition of Euronews, an international news channel with a European perspective. Its team of around 500 journalists from more than 30 nationalities produces news and original content, aiming to present a range of viewpoints and to give a voice to people across Europe and the world. The channel broadcasts newscasts, talk shows and political commentary, and it is based in Lyon, France.

Euronews Portugal streams its live broadcasts on this page whenever the channel is on air, and otherwise the page links to its official live stream. Viewers can follow Portuguese-language European news here.

TV Maná Maputo is a channel linked to the Maná-Sat platform, a network of terrestrial and online television and radio services with public and private outlets, operated from studios in more than 20 countries. Its programming is Christian and general in content and is produced in several languages, aiming to reach audiences far beyond a single city or nation. Its focus is religious, with Christian content.

Viewers in Portugal can watch the official live stream of TV Maná Maputo through the link on this page. The link opens the channel's own live broadcast on its official platform.

RTP Africa is a general television channel co-produced by RTP for the inhabitants of the Portuguese-speaking African countries : Angola , Cape Verde , Guinea-Bissau , Mozambique and São Tomé and Príncipe .

Its regular broadcasts began on January 7, 1998 with satellite and terrestrial television broadcasting in all of these countries except Angola, where it can only be received by satellite. It is also distributed on cable networks in Portugal.

Produced in association with the public television of the five African countries of the CPLP ( Community of Portuguese Language Countries ), RTP Africa is complemented by RTP NET, a project aimed at exchanging programs and news between Lisbon and regional capitals.