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Resgate_do_Cinema_Silencioso_Brasileiro_-_Ciências_E_Riquezas_-_A_Santa_De_Coqueiros_-_1931.webm ‎(WebM audio/video file, VP9/Opus, length 23 min 7 s, 640 × 480 pixels, 701 kbps overall, file size: 115.98 MB)

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Português: Na estação ferroviária de João Ribeiro, em Minas Gerais, a movimentação de pessoas, automóveis e lotações provenientes de cidades mineiras. Romeiros chegam por estrada de terra, alguns a pé e outros na carroceria de caminhão. Todos dirigem-se a Coqueiros, lugarejo onde habita a negra Manoelina Maria de Jesus, conhecida como a "Santa" de Coqueiros. Manoelina abençoa e benze seus fiéis com água milagrosa. Entre os crentes, muitos debilitados e deficientes físicos em busca da cura para os seus males. Manoel Bernardino, repórter do jornal "A Noite", faz anotações sobre o fenômeno. Major Cirino, da Força Publica, manifesta a sua devoção em relação à "Santa". Manoelina benze os galões com água que os romeiros enchem suas garrafas e canecas. Uma caravana científica, composta pelos professores dr. Lopes Rodrigues, J. Mello Teixeira, José Cunha e do acadêmico Péricles de Oliveira, dirige-se ao lugarejo para analisar as curas milagrosas. O prof. Lopes Rodrigues examina o estado físico do sr. Carlos Duarte, curado de sua paralisia no lado esquerdo do corpo. Outros exemplos de curas milagrosas de Manoelina: Armando José Maria, que há sete anos não via a luz, começou a ver após a bênção; e Antonio Rodrigues Goulart, ex-paralítico que deixou as muletas depois da cura milagrosa. Manoelina abençoa as correspondências recebidas de todo o Brasil e benze os fiéis presentes em Coqueiros.
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Source YouTube: Resgate do Cinema Silencioso Brasileiro - Ciências E Riquezas - A Santa De Coqueiros - 1931 – View/save archived versions on archive.org and archive.today
Author Robson Camargo

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Streaming 144p (MJPEG) 996 kbps Completed 03:28, 19 November 2023 40 s
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