Three Clues Game: Priests Face Off — Full Breakdown & Transc

[00:02] Look [applause] because today I'm really looking forward to this competition. We have two priests whom competition. We have two priests whom all of Brazil loves and knows. Look at this. They

[00:14] bring words of faith to millions of people in a lighthearted, humorous way. Many rounds of applause for Father Fábio de Melo and Father Cristian Chancar. That's how we're

[00:27] going to do it, look. [applause] Oh, look at that face! Look how handsome the priest is, Oh, look at that face! Look how handsome the priest is, look at Father Fábio de Melo, everyone. He look at Father Fábio de Melo, everyone. He 's a heartthrob.

[00:45] look. Oh, look at his smile! He's charismatic, isn't he? [laughs] And he, I've seen that he loves, he loves to give , you know, he baptizes Cristian, they asked for it, right?

[01:00] They asked, and you baptized. It wasn't possible. It No, that was the controversy, right? Oh there. Because they asked you to, you didn't want to later, right? Look, I've only recently met you

[01:14] social media. Yeah, I'm happy, right? Yes, taking the gospel with a little bit of humor. Well, people from Minas Gerais tell a lot of stories, don't they? And your mother is part of it too, right? It's part of the process. Don Maria is very funny and

[01:27] witty; when I catch her angry, her videos become even more popular . She didn't come here today, did she? She could have come So it is. Just look. And where do you live, Cristian?

[01:39] I live in Divinópolis. I am a priest from the diocese of Vinópolis, Minas Gerais. A big hug to Divinópolis, dear people of Minas Gerais . And I was born in Itaúna, which is next rector of the Frei Galvão sanctuary in our diocese there.

[01:52] our diocese there. And here he is, Father Fábio Gé. Thank you, [applause]

[02:08] 's even more beautiful in person, folks. And what does it mean to be a priest? understood that you had this calling, from what age, to be a priest. Always. Of course, in the beginning you don't

[02:23] have the consistency of choice, right? You want to be [a member of the parish] because you admire someone you see in your parish. Then,

[02:35] know why we choose a particular situation for our lives. Today I know. I didn't know at the time. Today I know. Look, and how many did you have? So, at what age does one become a priest? Can you be of

[02:48] a certain age? You, like, are you ordained, a priest? So, it's not us who turn into werewolves. AND . So how do you do it? How do you How does one become a priest? I entered the seminary at 16 and

[03:03] became a priest at 31. I studied for 16 years to become a priest. AND. That was. It was a long road. And It's a long way. I studied within a congregation that was very demanding, you know

[03:17] , in terms of studies and experience. And that's why it took me so long to get ready, to get ready to even begin to get ready, because That which occurs during priestly ordination. He was

[03:30] ordained a priest when he was 31 years old. And once you are ordained a priest, you begin to administer and speak in the same way that I have priestly authority. I can do what

[03:45] priestly authority. I can do what a priest typically does. In my case, after becoming a priest, I went on to study, I even did a master's degree, I studied theology, then I taught at the university, and that's when I started working in

[03:58] communications. Music was already a part of my life. I became a priest, even though I had already recorded about eight CDs while still a seminarian. Then music became still a seminarian. Then music became practically my daily life. I write,

[04:13] practically my daily life. I write, I have 23 books written, I sing, and so on . [applause] Now Cristian has a funny face. [laughs] He was already talking, wasn't he?

[04:26] Just look at his face, oh my god. Funny, isn't it? Look, that guy from Minas Gerais over there. And truth. You, you became a priest with, you became a priest now you are learning. At what age did he become a priest? I was ordained a priest when I was 30 years old, on

[04:40] August 27, 2005. And there was also this whole journey of No, I already enrolled directly in the specific course. I spent a year in Divinópolis, you know, in preparatory studies, I studied philosophy in the archdiocese of Mariana and

[04:53] theology in Belo Horizonte. After my internship, I became a deacon, then a priest. And you, at what age did you understand that you would become a priest ? It had also been So, I'm going to summarize my story because I'm very happy to tell it

[05:08] since my mother is watching. My mother, when she became pregnant with me, was not yet married to my father. They were going to get married, but she got pregnant beforehand. I mean, she ate cake beforehand, just for the candle, right? Yes, it says so.

[05:22] But my mother was extremely Catholic, and she had a mix of joy and sorrow in her heart. Joy for a life that was coming, sorrow because it wasn't happening at that moment. And she went to the church in Itaúna, the main church of Santana, and she said

[05:38] a prayer because she hadn't told her parents yet. And when she mystical experience, right? She placed her hand on the tabernacle, entrusting that pregnancy to God. And she said she saw a priest with black hair celebrating mass

[05:54] with his back turned. So she had no doubt that that child would become a priest. So, she already put my name there as Cristian, because she is Ana Maria, Maria, my father is José Emílio, José, José, Maria and Cristo, that's why Cristian. And then at that

[06:10] God, saying: "Oh, I'm sure it's a boy and I consecrate him to be a priest." She even said, "I offer the fruit of my sin to God in order to evangelize." As she was leaving the church, Father Zé Neto was entering, from that

[06:24] parish where the priest had stayed his whole life, right? He was an elderly priest, he knew my family and her family very well, he was very old. Then she told him, Father like it. Hmm. He said, "No, you can't

[06:37] do that. You'll ruin the boy's life. What if he doesn't have the vocation to be a priest? You can leave it to God, but whether he does or not is his choice." And can I tell him about my delivery?"

[06:50] The priest said, "If he orders it." So, my mother never told me anything. And when I was 7 years old, I became an altar server, I played Mass with my cousins, I consecrated Maria biscuits, grape juice, everything I did was Mass, wherever I was, I was celebrating

[07:03] Mass. I became an altar server, I was the coordinator of the youth group for vocational ministry, liturgical ministry, I went to the seminary, a journey that was quite difficult, and throughout that journey I was ordained a priest. August 27, 2005, as I've already reported

[07:19] here. My first mass was on the 28th. It's a Sunday. I celebrated Mass at 9 a.m. , followed by lunch. When I got home, around 2 or 3 pm, there was a

[07:31] home, around 2 or 3 pm, there was a letter on my bed, a thick letter. my story, saying that she offered it up in her womb and that she could tell me about it after the first mass . So, in fact, she gave it up,

[07:46] be a priest. Wow! And God, and this story here, God, Father Fábio, does God really speak to you like that? And you, do you have a relationship with God? Look, one day I understood that God

[08:02] lives within me and that I will only fail to hear Him if I don't make a [clearing throat] So, I think the first human experience of contact with God is a contact I have with myself, learning who I am, what

[08:16] my mechanisms are, how I function, how I operate. And when I learn to listen to myself, I gain access to what is most sacred within me, which is sacred to us all: consciousness. I believe that God speaks

[08:29] to me all the time through my conscience. And what is my role, along with the others? To wake up those who are sleeping, those who are not conscious. Patricia, there's a very interesting concept: anxiety

[08:42] is a movement that takes us away from the only time we have, which is the present. Either we are anxious, trapped in nostalgia, in a past that no longer belongs to us, or we are trapped in a future that we don't even know if we

[08:57] trapped in a future that we don't even know if we will have. The only present time is here. Those who are situated in the present moment find it easier to hear themselves, to perceive themselves, and consequently to hear the God who dwells within them. The God who dwells.

[09:13] From what I've seen, he is very profound. I saw her saying that, Maria Fortuna from from Globo. Then, there was a segment where she asked you if you didn't miss the pleasures of the flesh. And you see? It's not those things.

[09:29] You think about the pleasures of the flesh. What are the pleasures of the flesh, Father? Eat. Eat, you see? Eat. What else? Sleeping lazily. It's the pleasure of the flesh. What else is the pleasure of the flesh?

[09:43] Sex, you see? It's not just sex, it's sleeping too. The truth is, I made a distinction with her because often when we say a person is deprived of a sexual life, it gives us the impression that they are deprived of their entire

[09:58] emotional life. And affection is much more than sex. Sex is a dimension of affection. Humans can very well live without sex. He can make a purpose, he

[10:10] can sublimate. In psychology, we call this sublimation. He can say that it means to sublimate, which is when you are able to understand that pleasure in another dimension, on another level. You have another way to

[10:26] experience that pleasure. And intellectual pleasure, which Father Krish certainly also experiences, is a spiritual pleasure. Because when we talk about spiritual life, we're not just talking about what religion gives us.

[10:40] Religion is, above all, a place of spirituality, but it is not a guarantee. I can very well be a very religious person and have no spirituality at all, be a bad person, be an unpleasant person.

[10:53] unpleasant person. The dimensions of the flesh, it nourishes everything that is physical within us. And it's important for us to have, it's important for a person to have a healthy sex life. If she doesn't share my goals, it's

[11:07] her right to live that way. She needs to sleep well, she needs to eat well, she needs to bathe, to give her body the pleasures it needs, because it is in the body that we carry the spirit. My spirit wanders

[11:22] when my body goes for a walk. So, spiritual pleasures remain largely unknown to us. We know very little about what can nourish our [musical] body through the spirit, which is prayer, life in God, reflection,

[11:39] is prayer, life in God, reflection, reading, intellectual life, art, music. You can see that today, because people are suffering so much, there is a great sense of loneliness in the world, and people are not seeking

[11:55] spiritual pleasures. We limit ourselves too much to the pleasures of the flesh. This is poverty, it's pleasures of the flesh. This is poverty, it's a very poor way to live. Discover the pleasures of the flesh, there's nothing wrong with that. They are there and can be

[12:08] experienced, but never deprive yourself of experiencing what you can spiritually build within yourself. So look at this incredible lesson [applause] now I know that Father Cristian took a

[12:23] course in exorcism. Yes. And exorcism, then, it is real in the Catholic Church and it is something real. Real. And what was an experience you had that you can say

[12:36] is real? So, let's briefly explain the difference, Patricia, between a priest who has taken an exorcist course and an who has taken an exorcist course and an exorcist priest. I took the course. The bishop is the

[12:50] official exorcist of the church. And one story I always tell in my sermons is the first encounter I had with real evil. I even thought that back in seminary, we don't have that subject of exorcism anymore, so I

[13:06] kept believing and then disbelieving. But one family was in a more difficult situation; a priest visited the family, noticed that something wasn't normal, and they asked me to pray with the family.

[13:22] I gathered the family together in the evening after mass and we went to pray. We performed a prayer ritual there , the litany of the saints. the reading of the prologue of Saint John, etc. But during the prayer there was a Latino dog, a real Latino, and it seemed to bump its

[13:38] head against an iron door, all that commotion. The family didn't help, so I said, "Who am I to help?" I stayed there, right? After the prayer was over, I told the family that the evil had certainly left that house. The blessing was given;

[13:52] they were church people. And I said, "Then don't call me again so soon." When I spoke to the family about this, I said, "If you need me to come back, I will, but when I return, please restrain the dog,

[14:06] because he was disrupting the prayer." What was the family's response? That's why we asked you to come. We don't have a dog. We sleep, we hear noises, he scratches at the gate, jumps out the window. It was the

[14:20] first time I experienced real evil . After the blessing, thank God, he never appeared again. These are signs of evil, right? [applause] Look at that!

[14:38] Get out of here. Let's see Father Christian It started about 4 years ago, approximately how many people attended your mass? people. 10 tips for those who want to find

[14:53] 10 tips for those who want to find someone. 13 threats to marriage. Seven signs that it's not going to work out. 10 tips for a tips for a successful relationship. 13 tips on how to get over the end

[15:06] of a relationship. Prayer is like rice and beans. It's every day. Some people have lasagna prayers. It's only on Sunday. He only prays on Sundays. Mass. And who knows when it will happen. There is no such thing as an ugly woman. There are women who don't know Jequiti,

[15:22] ladies. Life is a party, and we enter it after it has already begun and leave before it ends. Many years of life [singing] [music]. August 14th is now my

[15:37] birthday. This year [music] I'm celebrating 19 years as a priest. So August is just a month for parties, right? It's a month that I'm living according to God's will. Look, God's will. Look, if the applause was for the priest, there was a

[15:52] lot of it [music], but if it was for Jesus and Mary, there was little. It could be Mary, there was little. It could be prettier. Cool So, given several relationship tips, all based on the word.

[16:08] In the word. You dug up some old videos, huh? At that time I was a priest at the Nossa Senhora Aparecida parish. It's been about 10 or 12 years, but I was happy to Serious? No. And the newest one, which one was the last one? The

[16:21] Yes, it was Cristal Show. It was a grand event in Minas Gerais. We performed there at Mineirão with 80,000 people. Wow, What's that like? To keep up with you, what do we do ? @

[16:36] Father Cristian is Ch R. Cristian. is Ch R. Cristian. Ch r Y. That's S T I A ​​N. Father, how curious of you to give some practical tips, a practical manual for life

[16:49] through the word of God. "You don't want to, a quick chat, Patricia, do you know why I picked this line?" Because Father Fábio experiences this. We see people all week long, and most of their problems are

[17:02] relationship issues. It's rare to find someone who has a problem with spirituality; it affects the person, they're fine, they pray, go to mass, confess, but they don't fight. She argues with her husband, she doesn't get along with her brother, she has problems at work, and

[17:14] she's not doing well in her relationship. Then I realized it was a good approach for us to help people have better relationships, connecting with each other and also with God who speaks through the word. That's why those sermons are happening.

[17:27] And now I want to know from Father Fábio de Melo, the inspiration for his songs and why he dedicated this, I think it's his last CD, to the Northeast, he doesn't even call it a CD anymore, does he? It's an audio project.

[17:43] And why did you specifically want to dedicate this project to the Northeast, Patricia? The Northeast gave me so much. There I learned about generosity, love for others, and the culture of Northeast Brazil has

[17:58] always fascinated me. I had a project that I did with Elba Ramalho, where we had a show with a Symphony Orchestra and we sang classic Northeastern Brazilian songs, and since that

[18:11] event I've had a strong desire to do a project where I could sing the works of great Northeastern composers. So, the song "O Beijo que vós me nordestes" (The Kiss You All Do for Me, Northeasterners), which we released in You All Do for Me, Northeasterners), which we released in April, is being released by the

[18:24] Biscoito Fino record label, as my way of thanking the Northeast and its people does for me. And is the song you're going to sing for It's from that album. It calls to the Nature of Things.

[18:37] Ah, then let's go. Come on, come on. Now it 's about spirituality. Good music is spirituality. Let's nourish the spirit. Let's go. spirit. Let's go. [music]

[19:01] If the outfit doesn't, [music] tomorrow anything can happen, including [music] If the outfit doesn't. The caterpillar [music] crawls until the day it grows wings.

[19:18] If the outfit doesn't [play music], then the little smudge of happiness is never late. [music] If the dress doesn't arrive, tomorrow it will end up at your door [music]

[19:35] tomorrow it will end up at your door [music] . [song] [music] the whole journey begins with the first whole journey begins with the first step. [music]

[19:52] Nature is in no hurry, it follows its own rhythm Get there. If the clothing doesn't

[20:08] observe who is [music] going up the hill. Be the princess [music] or be the washerwoman. [music] To go higher you'll see that you'll sweat.

[20:25] [music] Uh! Шалаяларалаяла. [music]

[21:07] [music] anything can happen tomorrow, including [music] Do n't get dressed. The caterpillar crawls until the day when children [music]

[21:28] that [music] the smudge of happiness is ever late. [music] Ground.

[21:43] [music] If the outfit doesn't. Every journey [music] begins with the first step.

[21:56] Nature [music] is in no hurry, it follows its own pace. Inevitably, [music] gets there

[22:08] if it's destined for you. [music] Watch, watch. Who's going up the Watch, watch. Who's going up the hill?

[22:21] washerwoman. [music] The tallest one is going to have to sweat. [music]

[23:02] Hail to Senhor Neto, the great Northeastern poet [music] from Pernambuco. A master of Brazilian popular music. [music]

[23:34] stage. But it was so nice to see you hugging along with ours, wasn't it? Did you hugging along with ours, wasn't it? Did you love it? Didn't you love it, girls? you love it? Didn't you love it, girls? Let's watch the VT. The staff prepared a video

[23:47] watch. I am Father Fábio de Melo. I couldn't miss the opportunity to introduce myself like this for the first time in my life. It's about starting to discover if you're actually losing

[24:01] change, [music] you can put in your hands, hold my book, that which you started inside me. Everything belongs to the father. me. Everything belongs to the father. If [music] I am weak and half-hearted.

[24:16] Lord, this [music] is sensational. She has a beautiful voice. a lot of people are confessing these days, are n't they? Raul, it's very difficult for us to feel someone about our weaknesses, isn't it? Finally, Father, [music] what is Easter?

[24:29] Every day in our Eucharistic celebration, we are remembering God blesses. Amen. When the body is kidnapped, you know where to look. But when you have a

[24:42] soul kidnapped, how are you going to file a complaint? pass, it will pass, yes it will. After that I'm almost better. The best way to live is to live, to

[24:59] make a final judgment every day. [music] different, but our sorrows are the same. Saying [music]

[25:14] are the same. Saying [music] I don't want to wake up. Cool on SBT? I saw. I didn't know that. So

[25:26] , I have an audience that still comes to the show today because they watch Carinha de Anjo. And even? And Carinha de Anjo is playing on n't stop, it does n't stop. Yes, it doesn't stop.

[25:39] alone. Cool . And you've always been very No, no, because there you are, you've been on Oh no, that's it. Then I learned to deal with it, because I'm very

[25:53] Oh, come on. I swear, it so I've learned to cope with it. Communication was something that was very

[26:06] difficult for me. It wasn't easy. Wow, so you developed it? thanks. Thank you very much. With joy. Let's play here. Let's play. I'll want that gift in the end because I have a

[26:18] gift. Look how beautiful! My God, look at this. Judah!

[26:32] And the Lion of the tribe of Judah! How wonderful to be an evangelical Christian! Beautiful. And what is this one? It's a spiritual diary. Spiritual diary. I want people to be able to

[26:45] connect with the Word daily, because I work a lot, and I really like the So there we broadcast on TV Evangelizar a program called Family Homily, where we teach the Bible for an hour. So there lies the

[26:59] Divina. I loved. I'll pick one, then I'll go to the odd-numbered side to see who starts. I want to see it now. I want to see who dreams of spinning this But who starts? Go to the odd-numbered side to see who will be the first to go.

[27:13] Odd. Oh, I won! You won. I can already see that it's competitive. You can take it off here. Let's go.

[27:28] Head. Miter. Wow, that's profound. I don't even know what Mitra is. What is Mitra? A mitre is a bishop's hat. Oh, the bishop's hat.

[27:40] could be. Yes, it could. But I think the writer didn't just arrive at Mitra that way; he's on a spiritual journey. Accessory, headpiece, accessory,

[27:53] wig. Correct answer. Correct answer. Accessory head. The bald man wears a wig. Accessory head. The bald man wears a wig. Father Fabio, you take it off.

[28:11] Bird. There is n't one in the square. n't one in the square. Fly. And it's in the square. Kite. White is for peace. Dove.

[28:24] Dove. Correct answer. Oh, Father. Fabio is in the lead. Father Cristian.

[28:39] syllable. No, no. A very powerful prayer. Very small word. What is your

[28:51] Faith. Correct answer. Damn. A Correct answer. Damn. A small word, but very powerful. To have Taking them all. He 's taking them all. You're losing like this,

[29:05] zero at 26 already. Father Fábio de Melo, you take the eight, oh, worth 10 points. The world knows.

[29:18] The world knows Jesus. Yes, but it's not Jesus, it's a leader. The world knows. He is a pope-like leader. Correct answer.

[29:35] slowly. Come on, Father Cristian. You Come on, Father Cristian. You are you.

[29:47] Holes. The moths. It makes a hole. Moth. No, right? Holes. Holes. Wall, hole. Stop. Window.

[30:01] hole. Stop. Window. No. Let's go. Third track. Shock. Outlet. Wow, your first point. Nine. Is this his second or first? First time he's gotten it right. No. Oh, okay

[30:14] . It's 17 to 26. Very good. Let's go. Father Fabio de Melo. Do you

[30:29] wedding cake. He 's not exactly married. It has cream, it 's not exactly married. It has cream, it has dessert, it has cream.

[30:43] It has hazelnut jam, it has hazelnut cream. Fal. And truth. You should like it. I think I already know. I have teeth, milk. Milk is the correct answer. I have the

[30:55] Milk is the correct answer. I have the milk jug, I have cream, don't you remember? And I have baby teeth. Father Cristian, is that you? True. And truth. Milkman from Minas Gerais.

[31:08] No, really. You were completely wrong, that's how it was land. I like it, you know? Me too. It can be by bicycle. Bank.

[31:22] Yes, there are several banks. It could be a license plate. Goal. Goal. Correct answer. Goal. Correct answer. He shouts in football. Goal.

[31:39] Father Fábio de Melo. We're going to split Didi. If I win, I'll give it to you. Let's go. Father Fábio de Melo lifts you up. Take me upstairs. Plane?

[31:54] No, Father Cristian. get it right, Patricia! It takes you down, it takes you up, and it takes you down again. Low.

[32:12] Oh, there's so much. It has an elevator, it has stairs, it has. Choosing a staircase. but they can also take you down. He can. That's the correct answer.

[32:27] can. That's the correct answer. And then there's the rolling one. The answer is correct. It 's OK. Go, Father Cristian. We will recover. Go, Father Cristian. We will recover. Let's see.

[32:43] It's for weight loss. Belt. Belt. It's OK. AND. No. There are options for weight loss and options for medical exams. Lose weight to take an exam.

[32:59] Strap. Want to see? It's not for Want to see? It's not for religious reasons. Fast. Which one is second?

[33:12] There are weight loss programs, and there are programs for medical exams. You fast for exams and you do it for religious reasons. So fasting is spiritual. It is both physical and spiritual. You have

[33:26] two benefits. You experience a physical benefit and a spiritual one. Did you know that monastic life originated this way? Convents and monasteries originated from the experience of a man named Anthony, who later became

[33:40] known as Saint Anthony. He went to live in the desert, and in the desert he learned the discipline of the body. And he understood that physical discipline is also spiritual discipline. That's why a person feels so good when they

[33:55] have discipline in their body. She becomes in a heightened state of alertness, and after the terrible hunger passes, you become very

[34:08] sharp. That's why the business manages to control the urge to eat; . Look here, Father Fabio, it's you. Let's go. It's already 43 to 34. 43 to 34 and the chips are running out.

[34:26] Let's draw. Let's go. First clue, character. Hmm. Character.

[34:42] Superhero. No. Second clue. Biblical. Biblical character. There are so many. many. You have to be lucky. Now

[34:55] the third clue will deliver. It's going to be the same, go, biblical characters like that. Jesus would be very, very easy. So, choose one, go. No,

[35:10] Ah, very obvious, right, Jonas? Jonas, that's the right answer. Jonas, that's the right answer. But you have to know the Bible,

[35:25] right? Not everyone knows that Jonah was swallowed. Everyone knows that Jonah was swallowed by a fish. See? You have to know the Bible. Joseph and Joseph of Egypt so much. Joseph of Egypt is also top-notch. That's a lot. It is

[35:41] serious. It even has a really good design that I like. It's from Egypt. Oh, do you know Superbook for kids? It's a business that's like biblical drawings in Superbook. Bíblook. Yes, it's available in Portuguese on

[35:55] YouTube, it's amazing. They teach all the stories, I'm even talking to the audience, they teach all the Bible stories in a really , really cool way. Yes, you can, you can see. That's

[36:08] children and we learn everything. Super Book. First clue, transportation. Transportation is by plane. It 's not difficult to jump. Popular in Japan.

[36:24] Train, subway. . No. Popular in Japan. It has a compound name.

[36:36] Bullet train. Train. Do you think I helped him? Train. Do you think I helped him? No, but I said train. put in another token then. But I said train, didn't I? Go to

[36:50] n't you think I am? It's because I found a train. It cost. Three of them here. Oh,

[37:05] It's a bullet train. I just wanted to say " bullet train. I just wanted to say " bullet." Thanks, thanks, thanks. Come on, Father Fabio. Auntie, you forgot the last name, didn't you? That's right.

[37:18] He forgot his last name. Go ahead, you can take one of those. Let's go. 60 34. Father Cristian, you can react. There's still time for you to

[37:30] So it is. Go. First clue. Spider. Insect. It's impossible to get it right. Web. Web.

[37:46] Capture the prey. 43 to 60. And now it's Father 43 to 60. And now it's Father Cristian's turn to draw the line. Let's go.

[38:02] Oh, it's honey. No, the second clue, the second clue is honey. Honeybee. Comeia. The answer is correct.

[38:20] Yes, I couldn't afford to make a mistake. There, It's a bee, a sock, a eater. I see. And they did... but did the . And do you love it? I love.

[38:34] And why do you love so much? My mother, when she was alive during the pandemic, I used to hold Mass every Sunday, broadcast on my Instagram, and every Sunday a little bee would land here. I always used to joke, "Mom, you're the one coming to

[38:48] died, I did it. Cool . that right then. I had to get it right. It was yours, Father Fábio de Melo. I'm so happy to be with the priests here

[39:03] today. I really needed some priests here today. Let's give it, [laughs] I want to finish by saying they're going to give a blessing today. The blessing. I'd like a blessing for our viewers. It's going to end now. Who is alive now? They live in flocks.

[39:17] Lives in groups. Live in groups. You've already won. But no. It could be you. This could be for you, Father. Omar is a carnivore. They live in flocks. And it is carnivorous.

[39:39] really. Go. Kick it. You guessed right. Go. Kick it. You guessed right. So it is. You guessed right. Score a goal.

[39:52] Lobe. Correct answer. dresses up as a grandmother, it 's the wolf. It was easy to guess. Christian.

[40:06] Father Christian is the last one. Here's the thing, he can do it. Yes, but you can't win anymore. But you can get this one right so we can tie, which would be great. First, first clue, profession.

[40:29] on the second try. That 's messing with my mom. She was a teacher her whole life. A teacher is not a teacher. Second teacher is not a teacher. Second electronic track.

[40:45] Do you know? Electronics. Electronic technician is an just electricity, right? No, I don't know how to say no. It

[40:57] will be yours. Leave your message. leave your message. Leave your message.

[41:13] other. Don't worry about it has electronics. The secretary. The secretary.

[41:42] This one will determine if it's only going down, if it's only going down, if it's exactly Father Fábio de Melo, if it's a tie with Father Cristian. First clue.

[41:56] Marriage. Wedding, priest. No. Oh, I don't think so. You'll get it right . I do . I do n't know. Wedding brides.

[42:13] Hmm. That 's the bride. Bouquet. To dress as a bride. It You'll get it right there. It won. That's when it's was more accurate. You'll get it right. Marriage.

[42:25] May, May. Correct answer. it's all about luck, you know? It's very good, guys. Here's the prize. You scored 60 points. Hey everyone! There, look. Everything's fine over there, but I'll be right back

[42:41] Thanks. I'm going to give it to you as a gift. I loved meeting you, Father. Seriously, you're nice. Thank you very much. Carism has charisma, because charismatic people have charisma. You are cheerful, you have a

[42:56] sense of humor. I loved. I'm already looking forward to seeing your sermons. You'll take it there. Do you give it to someone at the parish or keep it for yourself? The game is the three-

[43:08] clue game, which is the same game you played here. You're going to take the iconic little airplane. This is the most important thing. This is Santos. AND . And this here is a

[43:22] . And this here is a real souvenir made in honor of Silvio, Finally, a memory. It is good. A 100 note. Pat. Oh, and you can make money here too, folks. Look,

[43:36] Patricia publicly tells you that my dream was to meet your father. went to talk to Father Fábio there; I don't know the artist's or singer's name, but his father is an icon who remains in our hearts. On Saturdays and Sundays,

[43:50] Mass ended. It was Silvio Santos, my mother loved him, my grandmother loved him. And leave the conversation aside, of course, ? It would be your father. But I'm happy to be here because I see

[44:04] his joy in your gaze, his astonishment, right? I don't have my cell phone with me, but I have a recording on my phone from the first time you appeared . You were little, do you want me to show you?

[44:17] You appear tiny. He said: "This is my daughter, Patricia. And you've inherited all of your father's traits, and being close to you makes me feel close to your father too." It's a joy here at SBT. Thank you very much. It

[44:31] I wanted you to speak, to leave a Okay, they can now. Just a because he's a talker, right? Yes, he's a fad because he's a preacher. Preacher. But I am

[44:44] known as the priest of families, because I preach a lot at events for families. And there's an important verse in the Bible, 1 Timothy 5:8. If someone neglects their own, and especially their family, they are a worse victim than an

[44:58] unfaithful person. All charity, all love, all care, it needs to begin in our family. Jesus' family was sacred, and so is our family. So, may God greatly bless your life and your family. There is nothing more

[45:13] important in the world than knowing Jesus Christ and making Him loved. One who is a true Christian, who becomes a follower of the good and beautiful shepherd, evangelizes much more with their life than with words. I ask that you not only

[45:28] receive a blessing in your home, but also be a blessing to your family. May God bless you, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Amen. Amen. Thank you, Jesus. Thank you very much. And now, our Father Fábio de M.

[45:44] Dinheiro. There's money worth 600. I didn't know it wasn't 60 points. R$ 600. You'll also get the three-track game, which is the same one we played here. Thanks.

[45:59] Oh, how lovely. It will carry a R$ 1 million Real Souvenir note with iconic phrases from Silvio Santos, telling a bit of his story. It's an incredible collection, of course it has no monetary value. Wow, what a

[46:14] has no monetary value. Wow, what a number! R$ 770 number! R$ 770 for your 77 points. Is there only one thing I can do? God has given me far more than I need. And from the

[46:27] moment I arrived here, I saw the face of a lady that deeply moved me Could it be. Ready.

[47:04] Enjoy! Buy something for the lady. taking his, take mine too, honey.

[47:18] What is this? Oh, Oh, today is a day of faith. Look at that! you see? All the best. God blesses. And Maria, that's my mother's name. Congratulations. How

[47:35] beautiful, everyone. All the best. Look, I think Oh, I think so. Thank you. This gave it a kick, you know. It was beautiful. I think that's more than just words, right? The gesture has already shown something,

[47:48] but it might leave a message for our viewers. Thank you! It was absolutely beautiful , the two of them. I'm very happy to be here. It's an honor to see you honoring so well what your father started. It's gorgeous.

[48:03] father started. It's gorgeous. I want to say thank you, you know? Always. Next. It cost. Thank you so much, everyone. What a beautiful program. And who will be carrying the beautiful program. And who will be carrying the toy airplanes alongside Father Fábio de

[48:17] Melo? Let's go. Go! Go! Go! Go! Go. Uh, let's go. It's one here, it's one there. Oh man

[48:29] , I'm going to play up front. I'm going to play up front. Go ahead, Maria. Go! Go! Go. Here we go, right in the middle. It has a life of its own right here at the very end. Right here

[48:44] in front. Right here in front. Look here now. Uh! Look here now. Uh! Thanks,