Miracles Do Happen

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But there was no joy in talking to the Lord, nor was I enthusiastic about witnessing to the power of the Lord. Then I made an act of contrition, not because I was sorry for what I had told Jesus, but for even thinking that Jesus would speak to me.

For over 25 years, since she was healed of crippling arthritis, Sister Briege has ministered hope and healing to countless people all over the world, from huge rallies in Latin America to retreats in Korea.

She also has a winning Irish wit and no-nonsense manner which adds to the believability and charm of the narrative. Here is Sister Briege's living proof of the power of love and her inspiring message: God's love will heal you, strengthen you, and enable you to find true joy-because, every day, miracles DO happen! It is written simply as an intimate conversation, as often is the case of works from saints, and when one reads it one has to wonder if they are living in a very special life time of a woman who might be recognized as a saint in the future.

Most of all, it points the way to closer fellowship with Christ, knowledge of his love, and deeper faith in his power to do the impossible. It shares her insights about faith for healing, the power of the Eucharist in healing, the vital importance of prayer, and the ministry of the priesthood. We must put Jesus first even though we may unknowingly at first put worldly things, though important, first.In spite of the many people confirming what the Lord had said in our Tampa chapel, I still rejected his invitation to the ministry of healing. Her stories come to life and since I have spoken to her on the phone for healing, I can almost her her voice as I read. This is a simple book about the role that prayer and faith has played in her life, and in the lives of others whom she has had the fortune to know, during her religious life and is not bogged down in theological explanations or issues related to debatable doctrines. Five years later, Fela and Felix discovered that they liked each other, and soon became sweethearts.

They migrated to Australia with their son Henry in 1952, and settled in Melbourne, where their second son, John, was born. As we were praying, I got this very strong feeling that you have the gift of healing—and you know you have it because the Lord spoke to you in your chapel in Florida. Briege reminds us of what we have in our Catholic Church/Faith and that Christ is a REAL PERSON in the Eucharist. Sister Briege has experienced more of the extraordinary ways of the Spirit than most Christians ever imagine.After the prayer, he turned to me and said, Sister, I’ve never spoken to a Roman Catholic nun before, but I have a message for you. After some time, Mother Agnes asked me to come and stay with the woman who worked in the motherhouse, although I could not yet enter the novitiate. Her story points the way to a closer relationship with Jesus and a deeper faith in His power to do the impossible! Briege is one of faithfulness, growing faith, humility, hope, prayer and fidelity to Jesus and His will in her iife. For more than 25 years, since she was healed of crippling arthritis, Sister Briege has ministered hope and healing to countless people all over the world, from huge rallies in Latin America to retreats in Korea.