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Paula Schmitt stated that lawyers for the women imprisoned in Colméia reported to her that one of them urinated in her pants out of fear when Alexandre passed by accompanied by armed men. Schmitt described Alexandre as someone capable of committing clear and indefensible injustices and criticized Rosa Weber for speaking of prayer, labeling the situation as heinous. #Justiça #DireitosHumanos #Mulheres (translated)

Júlio Schneider published a reflection on the Christian faith, in which he wrote that Jesus would be a source of peace, hope, and meaning, even in difficult times. He quoted John 4:14 and the promise that whoever drinks the water offered by Jesus will never thirst again. Schneider stated that people, achievements, money, and recognition would not lastingly fill the inner void. In a prayer, he asked God to help him seek peace, strength, and hope in Jesus. He also invited readers to share the prayer and said he would subsequently publish a link to watch it on YouTube. #Fé #Esperança #Jesus (translated)

Augustus Nicodemus asserted that God removes and establishes kings, and based on that, he requested prayers for the second round. He also advocated that people should work seriously, avoid triumphalism, and wait for the final results before announcing a victory. #Eleições2023 #Política #Oração (translated)

Mario Frias thanked the São Paulo voters who, according to him, renewed their trust in him, and said that the reelection renewed his commitment to São Paulo. He stated that each vote increased his responsibility and thanked his family, friends, team, and the people who supported him during the campaign. He said he intended to repay the trust with work and dedication and asked God for wisdom to fulfill his mission. #Gratidão #SãoPaulo #Compromisso (translated)

Senator Shane Jett asked the Brazilian people to pray and keep the faith, and published a prayer for the protection of the elections in Brazil. He requested that the ballot boxes, poll workers, candidates, voters, and institutions be protected, and that voters have discernment to vote guided by the truth. Citing Ephesians 6:12, he described the dispute as spiritual and asked for the plans of people who, according to him, acted in bad faith to be frustrated. Jett also requested protection against lies, manipulations, and violence, in addition to blessings for Flavio Bolsonaro and his family. He asked for them to have wisdom, courage, and peace. #Oração #Fé #Brasil (translated)

Júlio Schneider wrote that, in his view, God protects people from dangers they do not always perceive and accompanies them even in times of difficulty. He cited the Bible about angels who serve the faithful and said that faith could help face responsibilities and challenges without being dominated by fear. In the end, he invited readers to share in prayer and stated that he would subsequently share a link to it on YouTube. #CuidadoDivino #Fé #Proteção (translated)

Father Gilson, from Som do Monte, said that he prayed the Holy Rosary with the followers on Friday, directly from the Diocese of Paulo Afonso, in Bahia. He stated that he had slept little after a long trip, but described the prayer as special and renewing, and said that the experience had been worthwhile. He also asked them to pray for him during his return home and asked the followers which moment had marked them the most. #SantoRosário #Oração #DiocesePauloAfonso (translated)

#LetUsPrayTogether that the mental health pastoral care may be implemented throughout the Church, helping to overcome the stigma and discrimination against people with mental illnesses. This prayer is part of it: https://t.co/XugIoYOvyj #PrayerIntention @clicktopray_pt https://t.co/36igmQ8Zhm https://t.co/36igmQ8Zhm #SaúdeMental #Pastoral #Oração (translated)

All that has blossomed in me is Yours “Excellent fruits, both new and old; I have reserved them for You, oh my beloved.” Song of Solomon 7:13 There are new things being born within us. A decision we finally had the courage to make. A prayer we began to say differently. A desire to restart. A hope that, after so long, has reappeared. These are new fruits. But there are also old fruits. That prayer God answered when no one else could help. The door He opened when all seemed closed. The night we cried thinking we wouldn't make it to the next day — and we did. There are deliverances that time should not erase. There are scars that do not exist to remind us of the pain, but to remind us of who held us through it. These are the old fruits. Perhaps that is why this little verse is so beautiful. It speaks not only of what we will still experience but also of what God has already done. Sometimes we are so worried about the next blessing that we forget the blessings we already carry. We ask: “Lord, do something new.” And He might simply ask us: “Do you still remember what I have already done?” Remember. The time when you thought there would be no way out. The person who appeared at just the right moment. The strength that came when you had none left. The door that closed and, some time later, you understood that it was also protection. Remember how many times God took care of you quietly. These old fruits remain precious. And there is something even deeper in this passage: all of them are reserved for the Beloved. We do not live just to accumulate achievements, answers, stories, and blessings. In the end, it all returns to Him. The strength we receive is from Him. The opportunity that arose came through His hands. The faith that survived was sustained by Him. Even the ability to begin again was born from His mercy. Maybe today is a good day to open the garden of our lives before Jesus and say: “Lord, here are the new and old fruits. Here is what I am beginning and what I have already gone through. Here are my victories, my scars, my answered prayers, and even the tears that taught me to trust. I don’t want to keep anything just for myself. All that has blossomed in my life belongs to You.” For the greatest fruit of a life with God is not what we can achieve. It is to reach the end of so many stories still being able to say: “Jesus, after everything I have lived, my heart remains Yours.” So be it! I am Júlio Schneider. If this prayer has blessed your heart, share it with someone you love. It might be exactly the word that person needed to hear today. Think about it… while God blesses you! 🙏 Would you like to pray this prayer with me? Soon I will share the link of the Prayer on YouTube, stay tuned. #Fé #Esperança #Gratidão (translated)

ATTENTION As my intuition has said from the beginning: we will win! May Our Lady Aparecida pray for us. #Vitoria #Fé #Oração (translated)

On this Monday (28), Pastor Sandra Maria Menezes, 58 years old, arrested for the events of January 8, left the Women's Penitentiary of Santana, in São Paulo. As she passed through the prison gates, Sandra kneeled to thank God and made a prayer wrapped in the Brazilian flag. The pastor was imprisoned for 3 years and 9 months. #Liberdade #Justiça #Fé (translated)

As long as there is breath, there will be praise There are days when it is easy to give thanks. Life seems light, the news is good, the heart is calm. But there are also days when we wake up tired, worried, not understanding what God is doing. And it is precisely on those days that praise takes on a different meaning. Praising God is not pretending that everything is fine. It is not denying the pain, hiding the fear, or saying nice words when the heart is broken. Praising is looking at everything we do not yet understand and still saying: "Lord, I continue to trust in You." Maybe today you do not have all the answers. Perhaps something you requested has not happened yet. Perhaps there is a battle that no one knows about. But think for a moment: how many times has God sustained you without you realizing it? How many doors has He closed to protect you? How many difficult nights have passed? How many times did you think you wouldn't make it — and yet you made it here? So, do not wait for life to be perfect to give thanks. Thank for what has come. Thank for what has gone. Thank for what God allowed. And even for what He did not allow, because there are deliverances that we will only understand much later. May in the morning, before worries take over the mind, there be a "thank you, Lord." And may at night, even after a difficult day, there still be strength to say: "You were with me once again." Perhaps this is one of the most beautiful praises God can hear: not the song of someone who received everything they wanted, but the voice of someone who went through the storm and can still say: "I do not understand everything, Lord. But I know You. And knowing who You are is enough to carry on." As long as there is a new dawn, there will be a reason to give thanks. As long as there is breath in us, there will be a song that can still rise to heaven. And perhaps tomorrow, looking back, you will discover that what today seems just a struggle was also part of the story you will one day tell with tears in your eyes and a single word on your lips: Thank you, God. In the name of Jesus, amen. I am Júlio Schneider. If this prayer has blessed your heart, share it with someone you love. Perhaps it is exactly the word that person needed to hear today. Think about it... while God blesses you! 🙏 Do you want to pray this prayer with me? I will soon share the link to the Prayer on YouTube, stay tuned. #Louvor #Gratidão #Fé (translated)

Peço orações Por trás desse perfil há um homem comum, um cpf, um pai de família. Recebi documentos sigilosos e um backup comprometedor do PT. Estou indo hoje à tarde para a sede do partido para um meet online com advogados. Deus me proteja e proteja o @CentralDireitaB #Oração #Justiça #Política