It is exceptionally difficult to convey the depth of emotion, faith and hope in prayer via my little blog.
I have prayed to St. Peregrine for myself, for people that I love and for my cancer bearing sisters and brothers. I believe.
One evening, after nine days of praying the Novena to St. Peregrine, I knew I was sent a message. I was in a hospital and a physician, who went by the name of Dr. Peregrino, stepped on the elevator. I knew his name only because a nurse called out to him just before he stepped inside.
The doctor looked right into my eyes as if he knew me. This happened directly after receiving exciting news that someone I love did not have cancer after all, it was ruled out. Because of the intense way this man looked at me, his name, and the feeling I had at right at that moment, I knew St. Peregrine had heard me.
A prayer to St. Peregrine
Dear St. Peregrine, I need your help. I feel so uncertain of my life right now. This serious illness makes me long for a sign of God’s love. Help me to imitate your enduring faith when you faced the challenge of cancer. Allow me to trust the Lord the way you did in this moment of distress. I want to be cured, but right now I ask God for the strength to bear the cross in my life. I seek the power to proclaim God’s presence in my life despite hardship, anguish, and fear I now experience. O glorious St. Peregrine, be an inspiration to me and petitioner of these needed graces from our loving father.
Amen.
Amen.
If you visit this website, you will see many more prayers to St. Peregrine and learn about his history.
We need LOTS of prayers, especially with respect to the cost of chemotherapy.
I just read a very disturbing article on Times.com that Genentech is unnecessarily altering its distribution channels for Avastin and two other critical cancer medications, forcing the prices to go higher. This is a prime example as to why medical care must not operate via supply and demand frame of reference.
Here is the link: http://time.com/3541484/cancer-drug-price-hikes/
Peace and blessings,
Servivorgirl
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