Domus Pacis GuestHouse - Blue Army - Exercito Azul

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Domus Pacis («House of Peace»), a Guest House and also the headquarters of the International Center of the World Apostolate of Fatima. DOMUS PACIS is above all one of the eminent landmarks in the region, famous for the apparitions of Our Lady in 1917.

Domus Pacis a first class Guest House adjacent to the Sanctuary and at the same time isolated from the noise and the bustle of the crowds, it has a private parking and thus offers the best conditions for the peace and security of mind.

Now, that the works of expansion are finished, this traditional Guest House has the capacity for 200 pilgrims, rooms with private bath, air conditioning, telephones, central heating, a large coffee shop and a restaurant of 250 seats. It also has an equipped auditorium for 250 persons with facilities for simultaneous translation in five languages and video projector.

The Guest House also has a multilingual library, a television room, bar, coffee shop, religious articles and gift shop, two elevators, fax and many other characteristics that make up this hotel as a second home for its clients.

Organized tours, as well as private ones, can have at their disposition these facilities and rely on the exceptional service of the professional staff that preserves and enhances the reputation of this Guest House.

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For their spiritual needs, the pilgrims have two chapels at their disposal: the Latin Chapel (Western rite) and the Byzantine Chapel (Eastern rite). The Byzantine Chapel has an onion shaped dome, which is an unmistakable way of identifying DOMUS PACIS. Inside you can find a replica of the Icon of Kazan, a priceless treasure highly venerated by the Russian people.

The prominent features of the house are the statues of our lady «Regina Pacis» and of S. Joseph. The first one represents the coronation of Our Lady by the Pope Pius XII as Queen of the world. The second one represents S. Joseph giving a blessing during the «Miracle of the Sun» in 1917.