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  • And now, exalted at God’s right hand, he has claimed from his Father his promise to bestow the Holy Spirit; and he has poured out that Spirit, as you can see and hear for yourselves. (Acts 2, 33)

  • So all those who had taken his words to heart were baptized, and about three thousand souls were won for the Lord that day. (Acts 2, 41)

  • selling their possessions and their means of livelihood, so as to distribute to all, as each had need. (Acts 2, 45)

  • when a man was carried by who had been lame from birth. Every day he was put down at what is called the Beautiful Gate of the temple, so that he could beg alms from the temple visitors. (Acts 3, 2)

  • recognized him for the man who used to sit begging at the Beautiful Gate of the temple, and were full of wonder and bewilderment at what had befallen him. (Acts 3, 10)

  • And he would not let go of Peter and John, so that all the crowd gathered about them in what is called Solomon’s Porch, beside themselves with wonder. (Acts 3, 11)

  • while you killed the author of life. But God has raised him up again from the dead, and we are here to bear witness of it. (Acts 3, 15)

  • Here is a man you all know by sight, who has put his faith in that name, and that name has brought him strength; it is the faith which comes through Jesus that has restored him to full health in the sight of you all. (Acts 3, 16)

  • but God has fulfilled in this way what was foretold by all the prophets about the sufferings of his Christ. (Acts 3, 18)

  • against the day when the Lord sees fit to refresh our hearts. Then he will send out Jesus Christ, who has now been made known to you, (Acts 3, 20)

  • but must have his dwelling-place in heaven until the time when all is restored anew,✻ the time which God has spoken of by his holy prophets from the beginning. (Acts 3, 21)

  • laid hands on them, and put them in prison (for it was already evening) until the next day. (Acts 4, 3)


"No tumulto das paixões terrenas, surge a grande esperança da misericórdia inexorável de Deus." São Padre Pio de Pietrelcina