This source names Portuguese directly: "Pedro Strecht, commissioned by the Portuguese Bishops' Conference in late 2021 to examine sexual abuse of children within the Catholic Church in Portugal from 1950 to 2022, but constituted and..."
Source Final Report of the Independent Commission for the Study of Sexual Abuse of Children in the Catholic Church in PortugalIndependent Commission for the Study of Sexual Abuse of Children in the Catholic Church in Portugal (Pedro Strecht, chair)
This source names Portuguese directly: "A reference encyclopedia article on the Portuguese Inquisition's tribunal at Goa, established 1560 and opening in 1561 under King John III of Portugal and Cardinal Henrique, with Aleixo Dias Falcao..."
Source Divinity Atlas Original Articles, Second Edition
This source names Portuguese directly: "Informador is a Portuguese legal reference database that republishes consolidated statute text, including Law 16/2001, the Law on Religious Freedom, without editorial commentary of its own."
Source Lei n.o 16/2001, Lei da Liberdade Religiosa, Artigo 32.o (Beneficios Fiscais), Text
This source names Portuguese directly: "Pedro Strecht, commissioned by the Portuguese Bishops' Conference in late 2021 to examine sexual abuse of children in the Catholic Church in Portugal from 1950 to 2022, but constituted and operated..."
Source Final Report of the Independent Commission for the Study of Sexual Abuse of Children in the Catholic Church in PortugalIndependent Commission for the Study of Sexual Abuse of Children in the Catholic Church in Portugal (Pedro Strecht, chair)
This source names Portuguese directly: "Radio Renascença is a Portuguese radio station founded in 1934 by Monsignor Manuel Lopes da Cruz as an organ of Catholic Action, with trial transmissions from June 1936 and regular broadcasting from..."
Source Rádio Renascença (Wikipedia)
This source names Portuguese directly: "broadcast itself (S8) and against the Portuguese-language Wikipedia article on the station."
Source Rádio Renascença (Wikipedia)
This source names Portuguese directly: "began suppressing Hindu worship in Portuguese Goa in 1560, already recorded here, and one hundred sixty years before indentured labour carried Hinduism to Mauritius in 1834, also recorded here, a..."
Source Stewart Gordon, The Marathas 1600-1818 (Cambridge University Press)Stewart Gordon
This source names Portuguese directly: "Portuguese colonial authorities in Goa, formalized by an Inquisition tribunal established in 1560, suppressed Hindu religious practice across the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries: temples were..."
Source Goa Inquisition (Wikipedia)
This source names Portuguese directly: "into French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Greek, Russian and Hindustani, reportedly selling in the millions of copies across those editions."
Source The Golden Key, No. 1 (DeVorss Publications product listing)DeVorss & Company, the pamphlet's original and continuing publisher; no individual listing author credited beyond the publisher.
This source names Portuguese directly: "East, into obedience to Rome and the Portuguese Padroado."
Source The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church, 3rd revised editionF. L. Cross and E. A. Livingstone (eds.)
This source names Portuguese directly: "3ABN today broadcasts in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian and French across eight satellites, more than 500 cable systems and more than 200 radio affiliates worldwide."
Source Three Angels Broadcasting Network (Wikipedia)
This source names Portuguese directly: "This is the Portuguese language Wikipedia's article on the Federacao Espirita Brasileira, a community edited tertiary encyclopedia entry."
Source Wikipedia (Portuguese), "Federacao Espirita Brasileira"Wikipedia contributors