This is fascinating, and was very daring. A woman, Tzipporah Piltz, gave birth to twins, almost 3 months ago. According to the Torah, on the 81st day a woman who gave birth to a girl must bring a korban on the 81st day after the birth.

Tzipporah decided that despite being unable to bring the necessary korban nowadays, without the Beis HaMikdash and with the government refusing to allow the construction of the altar, she was still going to do what she could. With the concept of "U'nishalma Parim S'fateinu" (ונשלמה פרים שפתינו) - our prayers are in the place of sacrifices - in mind, she planned to go up to Har HaBayit, with her babies, and offer her verbal sacrifice - a specially composed prayer.

The group of women, including Tzipporah and her babies, went up the next day to Har HaBayit, after full halachic preparation, and upon arrival at the eastern side of the area, the point that is opposite the entrance to the Mikdash itself, Tzipporah said her prayer.
(source: Srugim)

I am impressed that she came up with the idea, had the inspiration to compose a prayer, that she had the strength to say it on Har HaBayit knowing the risks especially with her babies present, and that she was not arrested for doing so. Hopefully the beginning of a trend of people bringing these verbal korbanot for their obligations will be the next step in our meriting to rebuild the Beis HaMikdash...


The text of her prayer is: