Amy Duggar and Josh Duggar  05/29/2015 AT 12:40 PM EDT  's first cousin obliquely addressed the  rocking her extended family this month, posting a note on social media with a simple message: "Never stop praying."  "No matter what happens in life our prayers are heard. Pray for your enemies. Pray for people who judge you and mistreat you. Pray for God's will in every aspect of your life," she captioned an image of the words "Never stop praying" on Instagram Thursday.  The message comes toward the end of a difficult week for the  clan after allegations surfaced that Josh Duggar, now 27, molested five underage girls when he was a young teen. TLC has  , and numerous advertisers have stated they will not allow their ads to run on the show if it returns.  The family also failed to receive public support from  this week, despite campaigning for the conservative former Pennsylvania senator when he previously ran for president in 2012. At the time, the family recorded a  that had various family members – including Josh – praising him for his positions on welfare reform, gun control, abortion and more.  "I was sickened by it. I was just sickened by it," Santorum, 57,  interview Thursday. "I pray for those girls in particular. To have gone through that is ... just hard to think about."  Santorum is far from the only public person to speak out against the conservative Arkansas family. Earlier this week,  "Josh Duggar resigned from an anti-gay 'family' group due to molestation allegations," the actress, 69, wrote. "Kids, is there anything more delicious than irony?"  have also spoken out against Josh, although he continues to receive support from Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee, a former governor of their home state of Arkansas.  "Janet and I want to affirm our support for the Duggar family," Huckabee, 59,  last Friday. "Josh's actions when he was an underage teen are as he described them himself, 'inexcusable,' but that doesn't mean 'unforgivable.' He and his family dealt with it and were honest and open about it with the victims and the authorities."
Amy Duggar made a public statement the same day conservative presidential candidate Rick Santorum declared the family's molestation scandal "sickening"