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REPETITIOUS PRAYER
My next question is: how does a Catholic Then respond to this verse from Matthew: “And when you are praying, do not use thoughtless repetition as the Gentiles do, for they think that they will be heard because of...Read more
Liber Cristo Methodology Works
For your intel, the above prayers worked. The following case confirms what Kyle said in one of the recent WarCollege episodes: https://virginmostpowerfulradio.org/06-jul-22-how-to-use-the-deliverance-prayers-for-the-laity/ (23:00 -->) I have a case of a family (husband/wife) I know on the East...Read more
None of my business...go to the experts!
You have been very helpful in the past. A family friend is in a bad marriage. They have been married for like 30 years. The husband seems to be very verbally abusive to his wife. The wife...Read more
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Archbishop Fulton Sheen
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How He Took Our Sickness
He took upon Himself our sicknesses and our illnesses. What does sacred scripture mean by that? For about two years I pondered that passage. The answer came in reading the work of a famous Swiss psychiatrist. He tells the story of two doctors, both of whom had healing hands. One of the doctors stated that whenever he healed anyone, something of the sickness of that other person passed to himself. The other doctor stated that he often cured patients of angina, but he had to give up healing because he suffered so many attacks of angina. Is not this the key? Now let us go into some of the cures of our Lord. We often read in the gospels that when He cured the deaf, the dumb, and the blind, He sighed. We read that when He raised Lazarus from the dead, He groaned. I believe that at that moment our Lord took upon Himself the ills and the sicknesses of others. When He cured a blind man, I think that He felt inside Himself not just the blindness of that one man, but all the blindness of men that have ever lived.