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Testimonials

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Our testimonies are not just simple stories of personal growth. They are public displays of how Christ has changed us through His unconditional love and sacrificial grace. They are revelations of how much we need the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Thank you and may  

God continue to bless you. 

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Shared by Mary H:

"The Holy Spirit is my most intimate companion that makes me laugh.

 My unspoken needs are timely met, with awareness of a person, place, word or thing, that deeply affirms or gently raises a doubt if it's not pure love, sending multiple  memories or occurrences help to 'see' the truth. 

The Holy Spirit's given  praise, deep listening, understanding & an ability to quickly forgive. A confessor's absolution prayer followed by generous Holy Spirit prayer over me is the ultimate gift. H.S. unique words of eternal loving truth  in compassion & courage flow lately. Largely Eucharist,Music, Psalms, Scripture, (a prenatal experience & ' book 'was 1st word)  illuminates this born again healing journey of mine. John 3:1-21"

Teresa O attended Jesus Fest where group prayer was offered for physical healing.​

 

"I had an injury to my right shoulder and a doctor told me to get the right shoulder replaced.  I chose not to do that until other interventions were tried.  Now, my shoulders are pain free.  I have a deep faith that God can do anything, that nothing is impossible for God.”

“Our help is in the name of the Lord, who made heaven and earth.” Psalm 124: 8
Although I’ve heard these words all of my Catholic life, they never really hit home until I attended a Charismatic Conference held at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Barron, Wi. Deacon Michael Cullen allowed us to place our hands atop the water of the baptismal font for a few minutes. Those moments began a process in my heart in which I realized the constancy of God and the passing nature of everything on earth. Not only did that conference open up my limited faith (at that time,) but enabled that world to expand by listening to the stories of others whose lives were touched by the Holy Spirit through healing, words of knowledge, etc.
I consider that event to be the cornerstone of an appreciation of God as a source of love and stability in thewhirlwind of everyday life and confusion. Although I have hobbies and interests, I maintain God as the most interesting of all.                          June Wittbrot

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