[smvoice]

"Drink no longer water, but use a little wine for thy stomach's sake and thine often infirmities." 1 Tim. 5:23.

Perhaps Paul should have told Timothy to attend Adoration and return to Catholicism?

Or perhaps "My grace is sufficient for thee." 2 Cor. 12:9. Knowing that there is no magic wand to wave or a magical drop of the tears of a saint that will entice God to heal a person. He heals who He heals and He strengthens who He strengthens. Whether He chooses to heal or chooses to use our infirmities to His glory, it is His choice. Not some Adoration, statue, magic water, or vision in the skies. The mortality rate of the Catholic Church is still 100%, isn't it?

[metmom]

And I’m still waiting for an explanation of how coming back to the Catholic church will result in my healing when being born and raised into it didn’t keep me from this condition in the first place.

[boatbums]

Or perhaps "My grace is sufficient for thee." 2 Cor. 12:9. Knowing that there is no magic wand to wave or a magical drop of the tears of a saint that will entice God to heal a person. He heals who He heals and He strengthens who He strengthens. Whether He chooses to heal or chooses to use our infirmities to His glory, it is His choice. Not some Adoration, statue, magic water, or vision in the skies. The mortality rate of the Catholic Church is still 100%, isn't it?

Yes, and remember, even Lazarus - whom Jesus brought back from the dead - still died again.