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Devotees gather in Rio for pet blessings during Saint Francis celebrations

Dogs, cats, parakeets and even a turtle flocked to church with their human owners on Saturday, October 4, to receive a blessing in Rio de Janeiro during a special mass for four-legged friends and other pets.

Saint Francis of Assisi is a saint considered to be the protector of animals and founder of the Franciscan Order. He was born in Italy in 1182 and was known for his love of nature.

He believed household pets and livestock also needed to receive the blessings of God and he became the patron saint of ecologists and animals. It became customary for churches to hold ceremonies blessing animals on his feast day on October 4, which also became World Animal Day.

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00:00.
00:10Pelo que comereis nem por vosso corpo, pelo que investireis em vosso Pai Celeste as alimenta.
00:19Ave Maria, cheia de graça, o Senhor é convosco.
00:23Bendita sois vós nas mães, bendita o fruto do nosso Pai Jesus.
00:29Senta aqui, senta, senta, senta.
00:32Vai ser difícil ele agitar, peraí.
00:39Peguei para aqui com uma simpatia e foi que foi.
00:53Mamãe, mamãe, mamãe.
00:57Peraí que eu abri o suave para você.
01:01Para mim?
01:03Mamãe, mamãe, mamãe.
01:05Música
01:07Música
01:09Música
01:13Música
01:23Música
01:27Música
01:33Música
01:37Música
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