Ela era uma nobre BILIONÁRIA e raspou a cabeça?! A rebelião de SANTA CLARA DE ASSIS!

How did an eighteen-year-old noblewoman, heiress to one of Italy's richest and most powerful families, decide to flee her palace in the dead of night to live as a beggar? In this episode of Sancti et Heroes, discover the surprising and combative life of Saint Clare of Assisi (1194–1253). Discover the monumental scandal of her escape on Palm Sunday, the physical miracle that paralyzed her armed relatives, and the historic theological battle against the Pope to win the right to own absolutely nothing! Understand how she spent 41 years cloistered and yet defeated an army of Saracen mercenaries by raising only the Blessed Sacrament. Also learn about the impressive miracle that made her, centuries later, the official patron saint of television! 📅 Liturgical Dates and Historical Memory: Liturgical Feast: August 11 (the day of her heroic surrender to heaven in 1253). Approval of the Rule: August 9, 1253, by Pope Innocent IV (the first rule in history written by a woman for women). Canonization: August 15, 1255, by Pope Alexander IV (just two years after her death, with a record-breaking six-day process). 💬 Leave your intercession request: Write in the comments the name of a person who needs healing, liberation, or a radical conversion so that, through the power of Saint Clare's silent prayer, God may perform a miracle. 🔔 Don't miss any episodes: If you missed the last video, watch the exciting story of Saint Francis of Assisi, the man whose "madness of love" ignited the flame in Clare's heart! And in the next episode, get ready for the incredible story of the world's most popular saint: Saint Anthony! Subscribe and activate the bell!