I'll be in the healing ministry for cancer this May 24.... I don't either have a cancer myself or have a relative who's got cancer. ... but I'd like to come to the ministry... So, what I can do is to pray for anyone who needs the prayer...
The ministry is pretty much like that of Fr. Coursey. The priest is from the Philipines too. He's been giving the healing ministry for cancer over Canada and the States for several years.
Feel free to give a person's name in the webboard or send an IM to me.. I'll be checking all the messages on May 24 just before I leave to the church.
And if anyone think this message is useful and want to translate to Thai, please feel free to do so.. I'll be greatly appreciated.
Who needs a prayer for cancer?
ใครที่มีญาติพี่น้องเป็นมะเร็งเชิญอ่านกระทู้นี้จ้า
วันที่24พ.ค.นี้จะมีการสวดภาวนาเพื่อขอพระพรในการรักษาสำหรับผู้ป่วยที่เป็นโรคมะเร็งโดยเฉพาะ
ถ้าผู้ใดที่มีญาติพี่น้องเป็นมะเร็งและต้องการคำภาวนาเพื่อขอพระพรในการรักษาโรคมะเร็งนี้ กรุณาติดต่อคุณBuddyได้เลยครับ (ขอสรุปแบบรวบลัดเลยแล้วกัน อันนี้ไม่ได้แปลนะครับ อย่าเข้าใจผิด เพราะง่วงนอนน่ะครับ)
โอกาสทองมาถึงมื่อแล้วอย่าให้หลุดมือไปนะครับ รีบๆส่งชื่อกันเข้ามาโดยด่วนครับ คุณBuddyยินดีที่จะนำชื่อทั้งหมดไปขอคำภาวนาให้ครับ
:)
วันที่24พ.ค.นี้จะมีการสวดภาวนาเพื่อขอพระพรในการรักษาสำหรับผู้ป่วยที่เป็นโรคมะเร็งโดยเฉพาะ
ถ้าผู้ใดที่มีญาติพี่น้องเป็นมะเร็งและต้องการคำภาวนาเพื่อขอพระพรในการรักษาโรคมะเร็งนี้ กรุณาติดต่อคุณBuddyได้เลยครับ (ขอสรุปแบบรวบลัดเลยแล้วกัน อันนี้ไม่ได้แปลนะครับ อย่าเข้าใจผิด เพราะง่วงนอนน่ะครับ)
โอกาสทองมาถึงมื่อแล้วอย่าให้หลุดมือไปนะครับ รีบๆส่งชื่อกันเข้ามาโดยด่วนครับ คุณBuddyยินดีที่จะนำชื่อทั้งหมดไปขอคำภาวนาให้ครับ
:)
Buddy เขียน: I'll be in the healing ministry for cancer this May 24.... I don't either have a cancer myself or have a relative who's got cancer. ... but I'd like to come to the ministry... So, what I can do is to pray for anyone who needs the prayer...
The ministry is pretty much like that of Fr. Coursey. The priest is from the Philipines too. He's been giving the healing ministry for cancer over Canada and the States for several years.
Feel free to give a person's name in the webboard or send an IM to me.. I'll be checking all the messages on May 24 just before I leave to the church.
And if anyone think this message is useful and want to translate to Thai, please feel free to do so.. I'll be greatly appreciated.
แก้ไขล่าสุดโดย nipon_m เมื่อ อังคาร พ.ค. 09, 2006 7:14 am, แก้ไขไปแล้ว 1 ครั้ง.
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Jeab Agape
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- โพสต์: 8259
- ลงทะเบียนเมื่อ: จันทร์ ม.ค. 17, 2005 9:56 pm
- ที่อยู่: Bangkok
พี่บัดดี้คนสวย ถ้าเราขอล่วงหน้าได้ไหม เช่น เจี๊ยบไม่ทราบว่าตัวเองเป็นหรือเปล่า
จะขอการรักษาล่วงหน้า ได้ไหมฮะ
ถ้าได้ พี่บัดดี้ ก็ ส่งรายชื่อพวกเราทุกๆคนไปเลยได้ไหมฮะ ;D
จะขอการรักษาล่วงหน้า ได้ไหมฮะ
ถ้าได้ พี่บัดดี้ ก็ ส่งรายชื่อพวกเราทุกๆคนไปเลยได้ไหมฮะ ;D
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Buddy.
Seriously... it depends on your belief ja... If you believe that it'll work in that way, you can ask for the prayer... :) But if you don't believe in it, it'll never work.... :)Jeab Agape เขียน:
พี่บัดดี้คนสวย ถ้าเราขอล่วงหน้าได้ไหม เช่น เจี๊ยบไม่ทราบว่าตัวเองเป็นหรือเปล่า
จะขอการรักษาล่วงหน้า ได้ไหมฮะ
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fizzy vippie
- โพสต์: 371
- ลงทะเบียนเมื่อ: พุธ ม.ค. 26, 2005 10:58 am
คุณน้อง บัดดี้ ....
ฝากชื่อเพื่อนไปคนนึง พอดีเขาไปตรวจเจอก้อนเนื้อที่เต้านมมา
เห็นว่าเพิ่งจะได้ผลตรวจชิ้นเนื้อ (ไปทำไว้ที่ ศิริราช) เมื่อวานนี้
หมอบอกว่ามันเป็นเนื้อร้าย ยังไม่รู้ว่าชีวิตข้างหน้าจะต้องเจออะไรอีก
ฝากขอคำภาวนาให้ด้วยนะ
ชื่อเพื่อน Daisy dela Cruz ... เป็นชาวฟิลิบปินส์ แต่ทำงานอยู่ในเมืองไทยนี่แหละ
ฝากชื่อเพื่อนไปคนนึง พอดีเขาไปตรวจเจอก้อนเนื้อที่เต้านมมา
เห็นว่าเพิ่งจะได้ผลตรวจชิ้นเนื้อ (ไปทำไว้ที่ ศิริราช) เมื่อวานนี้
หมอบอกว่ามันเป็นเนื้อร้าย ยังไม่รู้ว่าชีวิตข้างหน้าจะต้องเจออะไรอีก
ฝากขอคำภาวนาให้ด้วยนะ
ชื่อเพื่อน Daisy dela Cruz ... เป็นชาวฟิลิบปินส์ แต่ทำงานอยู่ในเมืองไทยนี่แหละ
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fizzy vippie
- โพสต์: 371
- ลงทะเบียนเมื่อ: พุธ ม.ค. 26, 2005 10:58 am
มาคอนเฟิร์มจ้า คุณน้อง บัดดี้
ชื่อของเพื่อนพี่ที่ให้ไปถูกต้องแล้ว .... Daisy dela Cruz จ้า
ยังไงก็สวดให้เขาหน่อยนะ สงสารเหมือนกัน
ตอนนี้แม่เขาก็บินมาอยู่ด้วยจากที่ ฟิลิปปินส์ แล้ว
น่าสงสารแม่เขาด้วย เพราะแก่แล้ว
และแม่ก็กินข้าวกินปลาไม่ลงตั้งแต่รู้ผล
ตอนนี้ทั้งคู่ก็สวดกันตลอด ฝากอนาคตกับพระเท่านั้น
ชื่อของเพื่อนพี่ที่ให้ไปถูกต้องแล้ว .... Daisy dela Cruz จ้า
ยังไงก็สวดให้เขาหน่อยนะ สงสารเหมือนกัน
ตอนนี้แม่เขาก็บินมาอยู่ด้วยจากที่ ฟิลิปปินส์ แล้ว
น่าสงสารแม่เขาด้วย เพราะแก่แล้ว
และแม่ก็กินข้าวกินปลาไม่ลงตั้งแต่รู้ผล
ตอนนี้ทั้งคู่ก็สวดกันตลอด ฝากอนาคตกับพระเท่านั้น
แก้ไขล่าสุดโดย fizzy vippie เมื่อ ศุกร์ พ.ค. 12, 2006 3:03 pm, แก้ไขไปแล้ว 1 ครั้ง.
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Buddy.
It turned out that this is not the healing just for cancers.. It's for every illness... The priest is Fr. Fernando Suarez. And here is his website: http://www.fatherfernando.com/
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http://www.faawis.org/306Bulalakaw4.html
Fr. Fernando Suarez has an unusual vocation. His full-time ministry involves praying over sick people in Toronto and any diocese of the world that invites him.
Suarez's ministry developed because of an unusual gift. When he prays with people, they are sometimes healed instantly.
The 38-year-old priest grew up in the Philippines, where he worked as a chemical engineer. He joined a contemplative order of monks, but when his superior noticed his unusual gift, Suarez was encouraged to join an active order. In 1985 he immigrated to Canada, and he was ordained a priest in 2002.
Suarez traces his gift to an incident that took place at age 16. Inspired to pray over a lady who couldn't walk, he asked if she wanted prayer, and made the sign of the cross on her knees. To his astonishment, she then walked.
It's a phenomenon that has repeated itself during his time of formation and during his ministry as a priest.
Suarez kept this confidential for 19 years but four years ago his community allowed him to make this gift public.
"My spiritual director told me this gift is not for me, that I must share it with others," he said. "I never take ownership, if they get healed, they need to praise the Lord."
When asked how he responds to people who don't believe in supernatural healing, Suarez said, "I'm not compelling people to believe in miracles, it just happens."
Suarez said he is not looking for publicity and that he is booked for a year-and-a-half. "I will only go if I have an invitation and approval of the bishop," he said. The summer of 2005 saw visits to cities in Slovakia, Hungary and Austria, along with missions in Milan, Dominica, Hong Kong and Macao.
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http://www.faawis.org/306Bulalakaw4.html
Fr. Fernando Suarez has an unusual vocation. His full-time ministry involves praying over sick people in Toronto and any diocese of the world that invites him.
Suarez's ministry developed because of an unusual gift. When he prays with people, they are sometimes healed instantly.
The 38-year-old priest grew up in the Philippines, where he worked as a chemical engineer. He joined a contemplative order of monks, but when his superior noticed his unusual gift, Suarez was encouraged to join an active order. In 1985 he immigrated to Canada, and he was ordained a priest in 2002.
Suarez traces his gift to an incident that took place at age 16. Inspired to pray over a lady who couldn't walk, he asked if she wanted prayer, and made the sign of the cross on her knees. To his astonishment, she then walked.
It's a phenomenon that has repeated itself during his time of formation and during his ministry as a priest.
Suarez kept this confidential for 19 years but four years ago his community allowed him to make this gift public.
"My spiritual director told me this gift is not for me, that I must share it with others," he said. "I never take ownership, if they get healed, they need to praise the Lord."
When asked how he responds to people who don't believe in supernatural healing, Suarez said, "I'm not compelling people to believe in miracles, it just happens."
Suarez said he is not looking for publicity and that he is booked for a year-and-a-half. "I will only go if I have an invitation and approval of the bishop," he said. The summer of 2005 saw visits to cities in Slovakia, Hungary and Austria, along with missions in Milan, Dominica, Hong Kong and Macao.
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Buddy.
Please feel free to contact me or post your name here if you need a prayer. All the intentions will be prayed for, not only from his healing ministry, but also daily by the community....
P' Divine Mercy, you don't have to post your request here na ka.. because you're already in my prayer list.. :)
P' Divine Mercy, you don't have to post your request here na ka.. because you're already in my prayer list.. :)
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Buddy.
Healing hands
BY DOMENIC D. NICASSIO
The Catholic Register
TORONTO
Fr. Fernando Suarez has an unusual vocation. His full-time ministry involves praying over sick people in Toronto and any diocese of the world that invites him.
Suarez's ministry developed because of an unusual gift. When Suarez prays with people, they are sometimes healed instantly.
"It's not me, I don't know anything about how it happens. Up till now I don't know how people get healed, but I know it's God," he told The Catholic Register.
The 38-year-old priest is a member of the Companions of the Cross. Suarez grew up in the Philippines, where he worked as a chemical engineer. He joined a contemplative order of monks, but when his superior noticed his unusual gift, Suarez was encouraged to join an active order. In 1985 he immigrated to Canada, and he was ordained a priest in 2002.
Suarez traces his gift to an incident that took place at age 16. Inspired to pray over a lady who couldn't walk, he asked if she wanted prayer, and made the sign of the cross on her knees. To his astonishment, she then walked.
It's a phenomenon that has repeated itself during his time of formation and during his ministry as a priest.
Suarez kept this confidential for 19 years but four years ago his community allowed him to make this gift public.
"My spiritual director told me this gift is not for me, that I must share it with others," he said. "I never take ownership, if they get healed, they need to praise the Lord."
When asked how he responds to people who don't believe in supernatural healing, Suarez said, "I'm not compelling people to believe in miracles, it just happens."
Suarez said he is not looking for publicity and that he is booked for a year-and-a-half. "I will only go if I have an invitation and approval of the bishop," he said. The summer of 2005 saw visits to cities in Slovakia, Hungary and Austria, along with missions in Milan, Dominica, Hong Kong and Macao.
Fr. Peter Coughlin is a priest in the Hamilton diocese who wrote a doctoral thesis on the theology of healing, and was a delegate at the 2001 Vatican symposium on healing promoted by the Pontifical Council for the Laity. He told The Catholic Register that healing ministries like that of Suarez should be seen as a continuation of the healing ministry of Christ.
"If we look at Scripture, at least two-thirds of the Gospels deal with healings that take place, and at the end of Matthew, it says these signs will accompany believers," he said.
This type of ministry is not about usurping the role of medicine.
"Only God heals, doctors treat, and they usually only treat symptoms," Coughlin said. "We certainly would never say to people to stop taking medication."
He said there is no way to understand how healing occurs because it's a mystery. "How it happens? If He created the universe and all eternity, then certainly He can handle things like that. It's no different from believing in the incarnation, or in the virgin birth," he said. At the same time Coughlin said it is common for those who experience physical healing to seek verification from a doctor.
During his recent travels, Suarez was accompanied by Fr. Jeff Shannon, director of vocations with the Companions of the Cross. Shannon said people need to know that by stepping forward for healing they are spiritually healed.
"That is a theological truth. A lot of times healing is not seen, but with his (Suarez's) ministry it tends to be seen more frequently," he said.
Shannon said there is a strong biblical basis for the gift. He said the gift of healing is for the good of the church in the same way that some have a teaching or prophetic role.
In regard to Suarez, "the effectiveness of his gift is that healing happens so quickly, sometimes instantly, sometimes a short time after."
When asked how this might be viewed by skeptics, Shannon said "we have to look at the fruit, and the fruit is there because healings are happening. Then you look at the fact he (Suarez) doesn't promote himself. For the skeptics its just a matter of the facts, the quantity and the number who have been healed," he said.
http://www.catholicregister.org/modules ... ge_id=1253
BY DOMENIC D. NICASSIO
The Catholic Register
TORONTO
Fr. Fernando Suarez has an unusual vocation. His full-time ministry involves praying over sick people in Toronto and any diocese of the world that invites him.
Suarez's ministry developed because of an unusual gift. When Suarez prays with people, they are sometimes healed instantly.
"It's not me, I don't know anything about how it happens. Up till now I don't know how people get healed, but I know it's God," he told The Catholic Register.
The 38-year-old priest is a member of the Companions of the Cross. Suarez grew up in the Philippines, where he worked as a chemical engineer. He joined a contemplative order of monks, but when his superior noticed his unusual gift, Suarez was encouraged to join an active order. In 1985 he immigrated to Canada, and he was ordained a priest in 2002.
Suarez traces his gift to an incident that took place at age 16. Inspired to pray over a lady who couldn't walk, he asked if she wanted prayer, and made the sign of the cross on her knees. To his astonishment, she then walked.
It's a phenomenon that has repeated itself during his time of formation and during his ministry as a priest.
Suarez kept this confidential for 19 years but four years ago his community allowed him to make this gift public.
"My spiritual director told me this gift is not for me, that I must share it with others," he said. "I never take ownership, if they get healed, they need to praise the Lord."
When asked how he responds to people who don't believe in supernatural healing, Suarez said, "I'm not compelling people to believe in miracles, it just happens."
Suarez said he is not looking for publicity and that he is booked for a year-and-a-half. "I will only go if I have an invitation and approval of the bishop," he said. The summer of 2005 saw visits to cities in Slovakia, Hungary and Austria, along with missions in Milan, Dominica, Hong Kong and Macao.
Fr. Peter Coughlin is a priest in the Hamilton diocese who wrote a doctoral thesis on the theology of healing, and was a delegate at the 2001 Vatican symposium on healing promoted by the Pontifical Council for the Laity. He told The Catholic Register that healing ministries like that of Suarez should be seen as a continuation of the healing ministry of Christ.
"If we look at Scripture, at least two-thirds of the Gospels deal with healings that take place, and at the end of Matthew, it says these signs will accompany believers," he said.
This type of ministry is not about usurping the role of medicine.
"Only God heals, doctors treat, and they usually only treat symptoms," Coughlin said. "We certainly would never say to people to stop taking medication."
He said there is no way to understand how healing occurs because it's a mystery. "How it happens? If He created the universe and all eternity, then certainly He can handle things like that. It's no different from believing in the incarnation, or in the virgin birth," he said. At the same time Coughlin said it is common for those who experience physical healing to seek verification from a doctor.
During his recent travels, Suarez was accompanied by Fr. Jeff Shannon, director of vocations with the Companions of the Cross. Shannon said people need to know that by stepping forward for healing they are spiritually healed.
"That is a theological truth. A lot of times healing is not seen, but with his (Suarez's) ministry it tends to be seen more frequently," he said.
Shannon said there is a strong biblical basis for the gift. He said the gift of healing is for the good of the church in the same way that some have a teaching or prophetic role.
In regard to Suarez, "the effectiveness of his gift is that healing happens so quickly, sometimes instantly, sometimes a short time after."
When asked how this might be viewed by skeptics, Shannon said "we have to look at the fruit, and the fruit is there because healings are happening. Then you look at the fact he (Suarez) doesn't promote himself. For the skeptics its just a matter of the facts, the quantity and the number who have been healed," he said.
http://www.catholicregister.org/modules ... ge_id=1253
ข้อมูลที่ได้มาใหม่คือคุณพ่อสามารถรักษาได้ทุกโรคครับ ใครมีญาติที่เจ็บป่วยด้วยโรคอะไรก็ตามส่งชื่อมาโดยด่วนนะครับ คุณBuddyยินดีนำรายชื่อนั้นไปขอพระพรให้ครับ
Buddy. เขียน: It turned out that this is not the healing just for cancers.. It's for every illness... The priest is Fr. Fernando Suarez. And here is his website: http://www.fatherfernando.com/
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http://www.faawis.org/306Bulalakaw4.html
Fr. Fernando Suarez has an unusual vocation. His full-time ministry involves praying over sick people in Toronto and any diocese of the world that invites him.
Suarez's ministry developed because of an unusual gift. When he prays with people, they are sometimes healed instantly.
The 38-year-old priest grew up in the Philippines, where he worked as a chemical engineer. He joined a contemplative order of monks, but when his superior noticed his unusual gift, Suarez was encouraged to join an active order. In 1985 he immigrated to Canada, and he was ordained a priest in 2002.
Suarez traces his gift to an incident that took place at age 16. Inspired to pray over a lady who couldn't walk, he asked if she wanted prayer, and made the sign of the cross on her knees. To his astonishment, she then walked.
It's a phenomenon that has repeated itself during his time of formation and during his ministry as a priest.
Suarez kept this confidential for 19 years but four years ago his community allowed him to make this gift public.
"My spiritual director told me this gift is not for me, that I must share it with others," he said. "I never take ownership, if they get healed, they need to praise the Lord."
When asked how he responds to people who don't believe in supernatural healing, Suarez said, "I'm not compelling people to believe in miracles, it just happens."
Suarez said he is not looking for publicity and that he is booked for a year-and-a-half. "I will only go if I have an invitation and approval of the bishop," he said. The summer of 2005 saw visits to cities in Slovakia, Hungary and Austria, along with missions in Milan, Dominica, Hong Kong and Macao.