[NYer]

Ping!

[jocon307]

Great post!

[Tennessee Nana]

PING

[Ken522]

What’s a “triad?” I’ve heard of “trad” as in traditional, traditional Catholic ... but not a “triad” ....

[CyberAnt]

Wow! This was awesome.

[RnMomof7]

Donielle also credits her healing to the intercession of several saints, and the sacrament of anointing of the sick that she received from her priest.
"It is a tremendous blessing to be part of this Catholic faith that through the centuries has been enriched with these beautiful sacraments and sacramentals to help us along the way," she says........
The Wildes view their ordeal not as a test of their faith, but as a way to unite their suffering to that of Jesus Christ on the cross.

I did not know that the purpose of Christ was to "unite" with his pain...while the healing came from the priest, the sacraments, and amulets

[punknpuss]

Babies in the womb can send healing stem cells to mothers who are sick.

“The immune cells may help ensure that the mother’s immune system doesn’t “reject” the fetus (as it would a transplanted organ that isn’t a genetic match), but the researchers don’t really know what role the undifferentiated mesenchymal cells have.

These mesenchymal cells could play a role in regeneration or healing of the mother’s tissues, the researchers speculate. For instance, these fetal cells have been found integrated into lung tissue, and researchers have seen them come to the rescue when maternal heart tissue is injured. They’ve also shown up at the site of tumors.”

[Salvation]

**She adds, “I’ve come to the realization in my own heart that God wants to perform miracles. We just need to allow Him to do so, giving Him enough room to work and ridding ourselves of anything that is not of God, beginning with fear, anxiety and despair.**

Amen!

[SweetAkitoRose]

Amazing story! Thanks so much for posting. What a wonderful testimony of faith.

Prayers for all involved for continued good health!