I told you of a case of a baby boy (Luca).
Luca is like "Luke" but in Spanish.
He is 2 years old and was diagnosed in 2023 with brain tumors.
He is #6 of 6 kids. And he and his family come to the Rosary almost every night.
Last night at the Rosary the Mom of Luca (2 yr. old with brain cancer) showed me the second and most recent brain scan.
the Sept. 1 brain scan is clear of cancer.
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We began prayers of healing for this little boy just after brain scan #1, at the end of May.
Apart from our prayers and sacrifices, the baby boy did NOT begin a medical treatment.
The folks at Children's Hospital wanted to wait until Sept. 1 and compare the brain scans.
It's amazing what God and Our Lady have done.
So many folks prayed for Luca.
Now we must pray in Thanksgiving.
INFORMATION ON THE NIGHTLY ROSARY:
The outdoor Rosary is each night of the month, except for the 29th.
We are behind the White Rose Women's Center, on the west side of Central Expressway service road, between the Knox/Henderson exit and the Fitzhugh exit.
We pray from 9:25-10pm.
Bring a folding chair or stool if you wish.
Kids who come are given cut flowers to place in front of the Blessed Mother's Statue.
At 10pm I bless Holy Water, candles, scapulars, Rosaries, etc...
There is no charge. There is no offering.
Anyone may come.
EACH MONTH ON DAY #29
On the 29th of each month we go to a place near SMU.
We pray outside the
Alpha Project,
4931 Airline Road.
It is where Airline Road meets the Katy Trail & Airline Rd.
Parking is on the street or in the parking lot.
Bring a folding chair or stool if you wish.
We pray traditional prayers in honor of St. Michael the Archangel whose Feast is Sept. 29. We have traditional prayers in Spanish from 8-8:45pm (booklets provided).
At 8:45 we begin the same prayers in honor of St. Michael in English. At 9:30pm we pray the Rosary.
At 10pm we have blessing of religious objects/sacramentals.
When there is rain or ice or tornados or hail, we cancel the prayers...of course.
We are outside.
