Celebrities show support for #PrayForParis

After the news of terrorist attacks in various locations in Paris, France which killed over 140 innocent civilians last November 13, celebrities have posted messages of support, love, and prayers to send out to the world. Others posted their thoughts on the horrifying incident while others just hoped to spread the movement to #PrayForParis and #PrayFortheWorld in order to show awareness for all the attacks on other parts of the world as well.

Cannot fathom all these terrible things happening in our world. Its making me so angry but i know that i will be playing right into their hands if i fill my heart with hate. Or fear. I cannot pray for these cowards just yet but I will try to get myself to do so. My heart goes out to our brothers and sisters in Paris. I pray for humankind. God help us all.

A photo posted by rico blanco (@ricoblanco100) on Nov 13, 2015 at 9:08pm PST

#prayforparis Let us pray for the 153 people that died today in the #pariskillings and those who are afraid in #Paris right now. #nototerrorism #solidarity #solidarityforparis #prayforpeace #jesuisParis #bloodbathinParis #massacreinparis

A photo posted by Giselle Sanchez (@gisellesancheztvhost) on Nov 14, 2015 at 3:26am PST

Dear Parisians, stand tall like the Eiffel Tower. #prayforparis

A photo posted by Julius Babao (@juliusbabao) on Nov 14, 2015 at 12:31am PST

#prayforparis #stoptheviolence #FridayThe13thTerror #endterrorism #prayforhumanity #prayforpeace Imagine, if your loved ones were in any of these places : the youth watching a concert, eating out, having fun & some drinks at a bar, but were all suddenly killed. They will never come home to you anymore, because the evil ones ended your loved ones lives..just like that. Imagine, if YOU were the victim of such brutality. Your kids will suddenly become orphans. How dare you, #Isis to take the lives of all these innocent people . #heartbreaking #carnage #brutal From Telegraph.Co.uk Casualties At least 128 people have died, according to city officials, with many more wounded. At least 82 people were killed in the concert hall. Four assailants were also killed after police stormed in - three by activating their suicide vests and a fourth shot dead. Gregory Goupil of the Alliance Police Nationale said there were at least three dead in the attacks near the Stade de France, with several others seriously hurt. A little further east at least 18 people died when the terrace of the La Belle Equipe in Rue de Charonne was sprayed with gunfire, while around 14 people were killed at Le Carillon bar-cafe in Rues Bichat. Five people at the Casa Nostra pizzeria were targeted by attackers wielding automatic rifles, according to a witness, Mathieu, 35.

A photo posted by Christine Babao ???? (@christinebbabao) on Nov 14, 2015 at 8:05am PST

thoughts are with those affected in paris.. A number of attacks have been emerging around the city centre with the president declaring a state of emergency.. #PrayForParis

A photo posted by @andersongeraldjr on Nov 13, 2015 at 3:16pm PST

Deeply saddened by the current news. Paris became so lovely after all the struggles, revolutions and violence it went through in its history. Today terror attacks hit the city like never before... May God protect my friends, neighborhood and loved ones who continue to reside in Paris. May Parisians find comfort in these times and remain safe in or out of their homes. Mon cœur est à Paris et avec vous tous.?? #StateOfEmergency

A photo posted by KC Concepcion (@thisiskcconcepcion) on Nov 13, 2015 at 3:33pm PST

What kind of a sick world do we live in :( #PrayForParis #PrayForTheWorld

A photo posted by @solennheussaff on Nov 13, 2015 at 6:41pm PST

Minsan ang mga tao hindi mo alam pinaglalaban eh... Nakakalungkot na nakakainis yung mga gumagawa ng ganito... Sana bumalik sa inyo yung pinag gagawa nyo sa mundo, kawawa yung mga inosenteng tao! #prayforparis

A photo posted by Enchong Dee (@mr_enchongdee) on Nov 13, 2015 at 7:07pm PST

I woke up to very sad news today about the multiple terror attacks in Paris, France... #prayforparis ???? #StopTheHate #PCTO

A photo posted by Dawn Zulueta ???? (@dawnzulueta) on Nov 13, 2015 at 6:23pm PST

#PrayForParis :( my heart breaks thinking about the horrific deaths. We need to put an end to this madness.

A photo posted by Georgina Wilson (@ilovegeorgina) on Nov 13, 2015 at 11:20pm PST

Woke up this morning and heard the heartbreaking news about the terrorist attack in Paris ?? You are in our thoughts and prayers. #PrayForParis ????

A photo posted by Isabel Oli Prats ? ? ??? (@missisabeloli) on Nov 13, 2015 at 4:24pm PST

NO TO TERRORISM

A photo posted by JOHN ARCILLA (@johnarcilla) on Nov 14, 2015 at 9:44pm PST

#prayforparis My thoughts and prayers go out to those affected by this tragedy. But let's not forget that terrorism is happening in many other countries too, not just France. Just because it's not "trending" doesn't mean it's not happening. Let's shed some light on them too, even if it's just thru prayers. Artwork grabbed from @annafrost

A photo posted by Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach (@piawurtzbach) on Nov 14, 2015 at 3:07am PST

My thoughts are with you. Sending love and prayers to the City of Lights. Praying for PEACE. ???????? #prayersforparis

A photo posted by Ruffa Gutierrez (@iloveruffag) on Nov 14, 2015 at 2:06am PST