Comments on: Praying for Desperate Cases

By: rn4dstork

rn4dstork — Sun, 30 Sep 2012 06:38:00 +0000

THE GOOD SHEPHERD

Lord, carry us safely on You shoulders
our feet hurt from the rocks and the boulders
the edgy stones, the thistles and the thorns
paved for us by coldhearted scorns

We feel total abandonment and rejection
we don’t feel any compassionate affection
we CRY OUT
L O U D

Father, why? Have You forsaken us ?
satan uses even his blunderbuss
to annihilate us, bringing us to despair
“he can’t touch you, not even a single hair !”

Offer Me all your troubles and pain
I will change it into eternal gain
not only for you, but for many in need
of conversion, salvation, waiting to be freed

I see everything, I know everything about you
My children, I will never forsake you My beloved crew
but I need souls who willingly, freely sacrifice
and offer their sufferings so souls can win the price

Take courage, My little ones, it’s only a short time
I love you, I love you, You are so much Mine
Your Father will NEVER abandon you, NEVER EVER
especially NOT in these times of dangerous stormy weather.

I love you so much, Your Jesus.

Rita Biesemans, written after Eucharistic Adoration and a waterfall of tears
September 28 2012

By: Guest

Guest — Fri, 26 Oct 2007 00:26:10 +0000

I will definitely add Stacey to my prayers. Thank you for letting us know.

By: Guest

Guest — Fri, 26 Oct 2007 00:19:10 +0000

I will keep her in prayer, and this is definitely one for St. Jude.

By: Guest

Guest — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 21:40:10 +0000

Would you please pray for Stacey, a pregnant mother with an aggressive brain tumor?

She has two children and at 18 weeks pregnant found out she had conceived miraculously during chemo.

She will forgo treatment for the health of her baby, who they feel already has had neurological damage, and deliver via c-section at 28 weeks. Her doctors say she will not live until 40 wks gestation without treatment.

The family is asking for the intercession of Pope JOhn Paul II and of course ST Jude!

Thank you, dear CE friends, for your prayers and sacrifices on behalf of Stacey and her family.

By: Guest

Guest — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 16:09:10 +0000

Thank you for this article, which is to me sound proof that God does indeed care about our every concern, no matter how "trivial" it might seem to us. Don't feel bad, though -- one of my sons (now adults refused to "go potty" till he was nudging four! And I got plenty of criticism from my in-laws about it. Unfortunately, I never though of approaching St. Jude -- I was too busy being angry with the critics, which is another story altogether. Nevertheless, you've reminded me that nothing is too "small" to pray about --either to the Lord Himself or one of our great friends in Heaven. So, the bottom line (pun intended) is to keep praying! thanks again, Ms. MacArthur -- I really enjoy your writing!