"Sermão da Sexagésima"

"Sermão da Sexagésima," or "Sermon of the Sixtieth," is a famous sermon delivered by Brazilian priest and writer Antônio Vieira in 1665. It focuses on the theme of divine justice and the responsibility of individuals to live righteously. Vieira uses biblical references and eloquent language to address the moral failings of society and emphasize the importance of faith, good deeds, and social justice. The sermon is notable for its rich rhetoric and advocacy for the marginalized, reflecting Vieira's commitment to both spirituality and social reform in colonial Brazil.