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by savedbymarie » Fri Oct 23, 2009 1:56 am
praying, praying, praying
"If you knew how much I love you, You would cry with Joy"
“If you could see how precious the tiniest of your prayers is,” says the Gospa. “You would pray constantly!”
"pray, pray, pray"
“If you could see how precious the tiniest of your prayers is,” says the Gospa. “You would pray constantly!”
"pray, pray, pray"
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by raj48 » Mon Oct 26, 2009 11:47 pm
Thank you all for your continued prayers. I am sorry I haven't been on much, husband had a tumor on his elbow(cancerous) had it removed then had to go back and they had to remove more, 8 stitches inside and out, at the same time he was fighting a bad virus(pnemonia) but had pnemonia shot so his lungs had a lot of gunk in them. He is doing much better now.
I went into out patient surgery for a temporay nerve block today(pain from car accident 1 yr ago pain has never stopped) temporay block relieved pain today so in 2 weeks they will go in and sever the nerve endings in my spineal column.
I must tell you the aniestologist who did this treament, before I went into surgery, He asked me What faith are you? I told him Catholic, He said so you believe in JESUS? I said yes!
He began to recite a parable and said a prayer of healing over me, I thanked him, and was astounded at his kindness. I have heard of doctors beginning to do this, but never experienced it before. This doctor just returned from Africa to see if he could help people out there. his trip was amazing but said ; you would never want to live there.
I was so taken by his prayers, I had to share this.
I went into out patient surgery for a temporay nerve block today(pain from car accident 1 yr ago pain has never stopped) temporay block relieved pain today so in 2 weeks they will go in and sever the nerve endings in my spineal column.
I must tell you the aniestologist who did this treament, before I went into surgery, He asked me What faith are you? I told him Catholic, He said so you believe in JESUS? I said yes!
He began to recite a parable and said a prayer of healing over me, I thanked him, and was astounded at his kindness. I have heard of doctors beginning to do this, but never experienced it before. This doctor just returned from Africa to see if he could help people out there. his trip was amazing but said ; you would never want to live there.
I was so taken by his prayers, I had to share this.
raj48
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by savedbymarie » Tue Oct 27, 2009 12:26 am
thank you for sharing
praying, praying, praying
for your mother's heart, for your husband
for daniel
and giving thanks to Our Jesus, our lord and saviour
to mother mary, mother of love
mother mary, mother of mercy
our dear mother, our confidence
and giving thanks to our friends in heaven
to st gemma, to st therese, to louis and zelie martin
to st faustina, to st padre pio
for their intercession
praying, praying, praying
may our lady of the smile smile on each heart in your family today
may you have rest and peace in the immaculate heart of Mary
in Jesus our peace, our way, our all.
thank you abba father
we trust in Your son Jesus
and we thank you for your love, your mercy, your healing
and providence
praying, praying, praying
for your mother's heart, for your husband
for daniel
and giving thanks to Our Jesus, our lord and saviour
to mother mary, mother of love
mother mary, mother of mercy
our dear mother, our confidence
and giving thanks to our friends in heaven
to st gemma, to st therese, to louis and zelie martin
to st faustina, to st padre pio
for their intercession
praying, praying, praying
may our lady of the smile smile on each heart in your family today
may you have rest and peace in the immaculate heart of Mary
in Jesus our peace, our way, our all.
thank you abba father
we trust in Your son Jesus
and we thank you for your love, your mercy, your healing
and providence
"If you knew how much I love you, You would cry with Joy"
“If you could see how precious the tiniest of your prayers is,” says the Gospa. “You would pray constantly!”
"pray, pray, pray"
“If you could see how precious the tiniest of your prayers is,” says the Gospa. “You would pray constantly!”
"pray, pray, pray"
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by OnASpiritualJourney2 » Tue Oct 27, 2009 7:07 am
Karen thank you for taking the time to let us know how you are.
What a beautiful thing for that doctor to do! It's about time that faith and healing were brought back together as they should be.
Praying for your husband's full recovery and for a successful surgery for you. Also continuing to pray for Daniel.
Hail Mary ...
What a beautiful thing for that doctor to do! It's about time that faith and healing were brought back together as they should be.
Praying for your husband's full recovery and for a successful surgery for you. Also continuing to pray for Daniel.
Hail Mary ...
God bless you!
OaSJ
OaSJ
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by savedbymarie » Sat Oct 31, 2009 3:27 am
praying, praying, praying
"If you knew how much I love you, You would cry with Joy"
“If you could see how precious the tiniest of your prayers is,” says the Gospa. “You would pray constantly!”
"pray, pray, pray"
“If you could see how precious the tiniest of your prayers is,” says the Gospa. “You would pray constantly!”
"pray, pray, pray"
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by Mt. Carmel » Sat Nov 07, 2009 3:28 am
Thankyou for sharing your story, raj, it was uplifting to hear. I am reminded of the problems spiritually caring medical staff can end up facing in this increasingly secular and multicultural world. A nurse in the UK was suspended from duty and faced dismissal for discussing religious belief.
NHS staff face the sack if they discuss religion with patients (please don't tell St Bart, St Thomas etc)
By David Wilkes
Last updated at 12:17 PM on 06th February 2009
All NHS staff who discuss their religion with patients face losing their jobs, it was revealed today.
A Department of Health document warns talking about religion with patients could be considered harassment or intimidation.
The paper, published last month, does not state exactly what is acceptable but it says action taken for misconduct could lead to dismissal.
The news is particularly ironic for many hospitals, such as London's St Barts and St Thomas, which were born, as were many hospitals, out of Christian charities.
It emerged after the Christian nurse suspended for offering to pray for a patient was asked to return to work.
Her NHS bosses were forced into a humiliating climbdown last night after the case provoked a national outcry.
Caroline Petrie gave their offer a cautious welcome - but insisted she should not be forced to choose between her profession and her faith.
NHS North Somerset issued a statement yesterday saying it had contacted Mrs Petrie and hoped she could return to work 'as soon as possible'.
But it added: 'It is acceptable to offer spiritual support as part of care when the patient asks for it.
'But for nurses, whose principal role is giving nursing care, the initiative lies with the patient and not with the nurse.
'Nurses like Caroline do not have to set aside their faith, but personal beliefs and practices should be secondary to the needs and beliefs of the patient and the requirements of professional practice.
'We are glad to make this position clear so that Caroline and other staff who have a faith continue to offer high quality care for patients while remaining committed to their beliefs.'
Last night Mrs Petrie, 45, said the offer was 'good news' but she needed a firm assurance that her beliefs are accepted by her bosses before she resumes her duties as a supply nurse.
[Taken from the UK - Daily Mail]
I will indeed pray for all your family troubles.
Peace and Love.
NHS staff face the sack if they discuss religion with patients (please don't tell St Bart, St Thomas etc)
By David Wilkes
Last updated at 12:17 PM on 06th February 2009
All NHS staff who discuss their religion with patients face losing their jobs, it was revealed today.
A Department of Health document warns talking about religion with patients could be considered harassment or intimidation.
The paper, published last month, does not state exactly what is acceptable but it says action taken for misconduct could lead to dismissal.
The news is particularly ironic for many hospitals, such as London's St Barts and St Thomas, which were born, as were many hospitals, out of Christian charities.
It emerged after the Christian nurse suspended for offering to pray for a patient was asked to return to work.
Her NHS bosses were forced into a humiliating climbdown last night after the case provoked a national outcry.
Caroline Petrie gave their offer a cautious welcome - but insisted she should not be forced to choose between her profession and her faith.
NHS North Somerset issued a statement yesterday saying it had contacted Mrs Petrie and hoped she could return to work 'as soon as possible'.
But it added: 'It is acceptable to offer spiritual support as part of care when the patient asks for it.
'But for nurses, whose principal role is giving nursing care, the initiative lies with the patient and not with the nurse.
'Nurses like Caroline do not have to set aside their faith, but personal beliefs and practices should be secondary to the needs and beliefs of the patient and the requirements of professional practice.
'We are glad to make this position clear so that Caroline and other staff who have a faith continue to offer high quality care for patients while remaining committed to their beliefs.'
Last night Mrs Petrie, 45, said the offer was 'good news' but she needed a firm assurance that her beliefs are accepted by her bosses before she resumes her duties as a supply nurse.
[Taken from the UK - Daily Mail]
I will indeed pray for all your family troubles.
Peace and Love.
"Jesus, help me to simplify my life by learning what you want me to be - and becoming that person."
"For me to love you, Jesus, as you love me, I would have to borrow your own love and then only would I be at rest."
"For me to love you, Jesus, as you love me, I would have to borrow your own love and then only would I be at rest."
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by savedbymarie » Tue Nov 17, 2009 1:55 am
praying, praying, praying
"If you knew how much I love you, You would cry with Joy"
“If you could see how precious the tiniest of your prayers is,” says the Gospa. “You would pray constantly!”
"pray, pray, pray"
“If you could see how precious the tiniest of your prayers is,” says the Gospa. “You would pray constantly!”
"pray, pray, pray"
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