Radio 9 de Julho AM 1600

Radio 9 de Julho AM 1600 streamt live aus São Paulo SP, Brazil, auf Tuninga Radio.

Dieser Radiosender ist spezialisiert auf Religious, News, Talk-Musik.

The station operates as the radio broadcaster of the Archdiocese of São Paulo, maintained by the Fundação Metropolitana Paulista. Its primary function is to serve as a Catholic radio station, providing 24-hour programming focused on religious content, formation, information, and evangelization. The broadcaster aims to be a voice for the Catholic Church, contributing to the broader media landscape. The station’s mission is rooted in the ideals expressed by Dom Odilo Pedro Scherer, the Archbishop of São Paulo, who hopes the station continues to be a voice for the church and contributes to the spiritual growth of the community. The website encourages listeners to become 'friends evangelizers' and participate in the station's programming and support its mission. The station's programming includes a variety of shows and segments designed to engage listeners in faith and reflection. Featured programs include 'Viver a Liturgia,' 'Esporte 9,' 'Santo Rosário,' 'Kairós: Tempo da Graça de Deus,' 'Todas as Nossas Senhoras,' 'Cantares de Além Mar,' 'Tempo de Paz,' and 'Escola Bíblica.' A segment called 'Família dos Amigos' encourages active participation from listeners, inviting them to become evangelizers, contribute to the station's upkeep, and engage with the programming. Notable communicators associated with the station include Maria Lúcia Rios da Silva, Frei José Moacyr Cadenassi, Pe. Armênio Rodrigues Nogueira, and Pe. Marcos Roberto Pires. Listeners are also given opportunities to make donations and register within the 'Família dos Amigos' network. The broadcaster has a history spanning 26 years in São Paulo, beginning in 1998 and continuing through 2026. During this time, the station has cultivated a community of approximately 5,000 'friends evangelizers.' The station’s longevity and continued operation reflect its commitment to its mission and the support it receives from the Archdiocese of São Paulo and the Fundação Metropolitana Paulista. The station’s website acknowledges its history with a copyright notice covering the years 2013-2026, indicating a period of significant online presence and digital development. The station maintains an online presence with a website and active social media accounts on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Listeners can access live audio streams and podcasts through the website. Contact information is provided via email: [email protected]. The broadcaster encourages community engagement through various avenues, including opportunities for listeners to become 'friends evangelizers,' contribute financially, and participate in programming. The station's commitment to accessibility is evident in its multiple channels for communication and interaction with its audience.