O jogo da terceira eliminatória da Taça de Portugal, entre o S. João de Ver e o FC Famalicão, será arbitrado por Miguel Fonseca, da AF Porto.
Pedro Ribeiro e André Ferreira são os assistentes e Luís Silva o quarto árbitro.
A partida está marcada para este sábado, às 15 horas, no Estádio Municipal do Sporting Clube São João de Ver.
A Casa do Pessoal do Hospital Distrital de Vila Nova de Famalicão (IPSS) organizou, no dia 11 de outubro, um Torneio de Padel Solidário, que decorreu nas instalações do SettePadel.
Mais do que uma competição desportiva, o torneio teve como principal objetivo a angariação de fundos para a requalificação e modernização de uma das salas do pré-escolar do infantário gerido pela Casa do Pessoal.
Segundo a direção, esta remodelação representa «um passo importante no compromisso da instituição com a infância e a educação, proporcionando um espaço mais seguro, confortável e estimulante para as crianças».
Além do convívio, os responsáveis dizem que o encontro refletiu o espírito de união e colaboração que se sente entre os sócios da Casa do Pessoal e os profissionais da ULSMAVE. Esta iniciativa é considerada «uma oportunidade para promover hábitos de vida saudáveis e fortalecer os laços entre colegas de trabalho, fora do ambiente hospitalar».
A Casa do Pessoal agradece a todos os que participaram e contribuíram para o êxito deste evento, desde os atletas que competiram com entusiasmo até às entidades parceiras e patrocinadores.
Mais de uma centena de antigos alunos de estabelecimentos de ensino jesuítas de toda a Europa estão reunidos no Colégio das Caldinhas a debater o valor do modelo educativo dos Jesuítas. Estão, também, a desenvolver atividades de “networking” tendentes à criação de laços de cooperação entre as suas associações de “alumi”.
Este encontro, que começou esta sexta-feira e decorre até domingo, é da responsabilidade da Confederação Europeia de Antigos Alunos da Companhia de Jesus (ECJA no acrónimo em Inglês) que, pela primeira vez, se realiza no Colégio das Caldinhas, numa organização da respetiva Associação de Antigos Alunos (AAACC).
Segundo Adriano Barreto Ramos, presidente da direção da AAACC, a realização de um encontro europeu de antigos alunos no Colégio das Caldinhas «evidencia a centralidade educativa da instituição e a qualidade do ensino que aqui é ministrado há 93 anos». Diz que para além de ser «uma grande honra para nós, receber mais de uma centena de pessoas com quem partilhamos valores essenciais e a mesma identidade social e cultural, é uma oportunidade para reafirmar o papel da Companhia de Jesus na educação e na preparação para a vida de dezenas de gerações por toda a Europa».
O ponto alto do evento ocorre este sábado, à tarde, com a conferência sobre “O valor da educação inaciana na Europa de hoje”, no auditório II. Serão oradores Paula Castro, professora catedrática e diretora da Escola Superior de Biotecnologia da Universidade Católica Portuguesa, no Porto; Manuel Araújo, engenheiro e presidente da direção da Fundação “Mundos de Vida”; e o jesuíta Samuel Afonso, que foi enfermeiro, antes de se tornar padre e completar a sua formação nas áreas da pedagogia e filosofia, e hoje coordena a ação pastoral do complexo educativo que agrega o Instituto Nun’Alvres (ensinos básico, secundário e profissional), um jardim de infância, a escola profissional Oficina e o Conservatório de Música e a escola profissional Artave.
O programa do encontro inclui ainda reuniões da direção da ECJA, workshops temáticos, momentos de partilha entre antigos alunos de escolas e universidades jesuítas e atividades sociais, a decorrer em Santor Tirso e no Porto.
Atualmente, existem mais de 840 colégios jesuítas em 72 países, com uma oferta até ao ensino secundário. Por todo o mundo, há cerca de 200 universidades sob administração da Companhia de Jesus.
O Ministério Público no DIAP da Procuradoria da República de Braga deduziu acusação contra 15 arguidos, imputando-lhes a prática de crimes como tráfico de estupefacientes agravado, associação criminosa e branqueamento. Foram ainda indiciadas 9 (nove) sociedades como responsáveis pela prática dos crimes de associação criminosa e branqueamento.
Os arguidos, todos portugueses e com cadastro por narcotráfico, estão indiciados de terem criado uma estrutura organizada para o tráfico de estupefacientes, que assentava na transformação laboratorial de pasta de cocaína em cloridrato. Várias centenas de kg de cocaína terão dado entrada no mercado. Isto durante o período que vai de janeiro a 18 de setembro de 2024.
O Ministério Público indiciou-os, ainda, de introduzirem a pasta de coca em Portugal por via marítima, vinda do Brasil em contentores. Era previamente inserida em cocos. Na origem, substituíam o líquido por pasta de cocaína, fechavam os cocos e expediam-nos como frutos normais. A carga chegava a um porto na zona de Lisboa, escapando ao controlo das autoridades alfandegárias, dada a forma de acondicionamento. Depois, era retirada e levada para laboratórios clandestinos.
São suspeitos de terem depositado, durante o ano de 2024, um valor aproximado de 1.900.000,00 euros, em numerário, em diversas contas tituladas pelas sociedades arguidas.
O Ministério Público promoveu a perda a favor do Estado dos objetos apreendidos aos arguidos, nomeadamente veículos automóveis e quantias em dinheiro, e apresentará a liquidação do património incongruente dos arguidos.
Nove arguidos aguardam os ulteriores termos do processo sujeitos a prisão preventiva e um outro encontra-se sujeito à obrigação de permanência na habitação.
Estão oficialmente abertas as inscrições para a edição 2025 da S. Silvestre de Castelões. A prova está agendada para o dia 29 de novembro e as inscrições decorrem em https://bit.ly/4nPqbYZ
A jornada de atletismo começa com a prova para os mais novos, seguindo-se a prova principal com a distância de 9km e, depois a caminhada, de 5km.
Recorde-se que esta prova regressou em 2024, após um par de anos sem se realizar. Esta jornada de atletismo, pioneira ao colocar o foco nas corridas dos escalões de formação, apareceu renovada e com o entusiasmo para recuperar o tempo perdido.
Ao final da tarde do dia 31 de outubro, pelas 18h30, realiza-se o Concerto de Abertura do Ano Escolar e a cerimónia de entrega de diplomas CCM e ARTAVE referente aos finalistas de 2025.
No concerto apresentar-se-ão a Orquestra ARTAVE e os alunos finalistas melhor classificados nos diferentes cursos do Centro de Cultura Musical e da ARTAVE, Luís Moreira (percussão), Luana Caironi (contrabaixo) e Luísa Sá (flauta).
O concerto, de entrada livre até ao limite da sala, realiza-se nas Caldas da Saúde, Auditório Padre António Vieira.
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