Daily Mass: We pray for healing. Catholic Inspiration

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Chapter five in the Letter of James offers insight into Confession and Anointing of the Sick, profound sacraments in the Church that bring healing to body, mind, heart, and soul.

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St. Bede, St. Gregory VII, and St. Mary Magdalene de’ Pazzi, pray for us!

About Fr. Andrew Ricci

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A Catholic priest since 1997, Fr. Andrew Ricci is currently the rector of the Cathedral of Christ the King in Superior, WI. His website "Three Great Things" can be found at studyprayserve.com and his podcasts can be found under "Catholic Inspiration" in the iTunes store. View all posts by Fr. Andrew Ricci

2 responses to “Daily Mass: We pray for healing. Catholic Inspiration

  • Emanuel Plaza's avatar Emanuel Plaza

    Hello Fr. Andrew; good evening, I hope all is well. I just wanted to let you know that -around the 1:54 mark of one of your podcasts (we Pray for healing)- one can hear yourself snap three times (I assume to mark when to start over the current sentence). I just felt I should let you know that this snapping ended up making the final cut/edit. Also, since I’m already writing you, I beg you Prayers for my Vocation; that I may loyally and Faithfully follow and serve Our Lord, as a slave of love of His Most Holy Mother. I beg your Blessing as well.

    And, thank you so much for all you do for us.

    Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, Have Mercy on us

    Immaculate Heart of Mary, Pray for us

    Saint Joseph, Pray for us

    Many thanks in advance,

    —Emanuel

    • Fr. Andrew Ricci's avatar Fr. Andrew Ricci

      Emanuel, that was a great catch in my podcast on May 25th! I’m giggling because sometimes that is exactly how they sound when I am struggling to find the right word. Usually I am able to edit it out (and I will try to go back and see if I can do that!) but for now please know that I appreciate your kind words and I will most certainly keep you in my prayers. God bless you!

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