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IssaMissa Mercy: Wednesday 7:30 pm Sunday Mass: 5:30 pm Santa Clara was the first woman to adhere to Franciscan ideas in her life and dedicated her existence to the worship of the word of God. To honor Santa Clara de Assis Day, learn to pray to the saint and make sympathies that use her power. In this way, you will be able to achieve wonders and resolve the issues that are leaving your heart in distress. History of Santa Clara de Assis Santa Clara de Assis was born in the year 1194, in Assisi, Italy. At a very young age, she demonstrated a desire to pursue a religious life within the churches and / or sacred temples. Then, when he turned 18, he left his home to dedicate himself fully to the word of God, dedicating his life and actions to the spread of the Christian faith among the people of the region. To fulfill his desire to be a tool for the realization of divine power, he went to the church of Santa Maria dos Anjos, where he met São Francisco and his companions. In the church, she became the first woman to follow Franciscan teachings with great dedication. The life that Santa Clara chose was not well accepted by her family and, therefore, one day her parents tried to remove her from the church, so that she could return home. However, the saint was always faithful with her devotion and did not accept to return with her family. The desire to follow God was so great that it touched the heart of the sister and mother, who soon went to live with the young woman inside the church, abandoning their lives full of comfort and wealth. Santa Clara de Assis is the founder of the Poor Clares, who were formerly known as "poor ladies". This is a female religious order very famous in Europe, in which there are several convents that are dedicated to pray and support the most needy. It was in one of the convents that, during a time of great need and hunger in the region, there was a single loaf of bread for 50 sisters who were there. Santa Clara then asked the cook to divide the food into 50 pieces and, even though she did not understand the request, she did so. To the cook's surprise, single bread multiplied and none of the sisters went hungry. The saint is very entreated by the faithful because she helps to open the way. It is believed that a year before she died, Santa Clara wished to see a mass in the Church of San Francisco, however, as she was very ill, there was no way to get there. Through prayer, the saint was able to see what was happening at Mass, as if the celebration was being projected in front of her. The fact became famous because she was able to describe several scenes that took place at mass, without having been at the place. From that event, she became the patron of television in 1958. Santa Clara de Assis died on August 11, 1253, at the age of 60. Since his death, this day has been used to celebrate his holiness. Prayer to Santa Clara de Assis "Through the intercession of Santa Clara, Lord Almighty, bless and protect me, return your merciful eyes to me, give me peace and tranquility, pour out on me your divine and powerful graces and, after this life, accept me in heaven in the company of Santa Clara and all the saints. In the name of the Father, the son and the Holy Spirit. Amen. ''