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Thank you for your inquiry regarding inviting Fr. Fernando Suarez to celebrate a Healing Mass/Mission at your parish. In 2002, Fr. Fernando Suarez was ordained to the priesthood in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada and is now a priest of the Apostolic Vicariate of San Jose, in Occidental Mindoro, Philippines. To better assist you, this ...
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Fr. Fernando Suarez, was born in the Province of Batangas in the Philppines in 1967. After spending much of his life living and working in the Philippines, with a Chemical Engineering degree, he came to Winnipeg, Canada in 1995. In Canada, he continued to pursue his desire to follow the Lord as a Roman Catholic Priest, something he strongly felt God was calling him to become.
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TESTIMONIALS |
"I have personally experienced God's miracle. My name is Fanny Espiritu. Last month, i was diagnosed to have kidney stones. I underwent laboratory and diagnostic exams and found out that my abdomen wa in trouble. I have polycystic ovaries, diverticula in the colon and the incidental findings of a tiny hypodense foci in my pancreas which they outrightly considered as pancreatic cancer. twice ct scan done with same results. Last November 10, God ma" | Fanny Mosuela Espiritu | NCR, Paranaque City
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Renowned priest attracts 600 in Summerville church | Published Thursday, March 08, 2012 9:16 AM - By Stefan Rogenmoser (The Gazette) | March 10th, 2012 |
"http://www.ourgazette.com/culture/Renowned-priest-attracts-600-in-Summerville-church"
Tears streamed down shaken faces as bodies trembled and fell into the arms of waiting catchers bearing witness to the healing powers of Father Fernando Suarez last week in Summerville and Goose Creek.
The Feb. 27 healing mass drew 600 faithful to the sanctuary of St. Theresa “The Little Flower” Catholic Church at 11001 Dorchester Road in Summerville.
The next night more than 1,500 showed up for the same type of healing at Goose Creek’s Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. St. Theresa worked out a schedule with Immaculate Conception so Saurez could stop by both places.
After mass Suarez began healing people by touching them. Many fell flat on their backs at the touch but were caught by catchers – volunteers wearing red shirts – to soften the fall.
Some cried and hyperventilated as others appeared to be knocked out lying flat on the floor for about two minutes before being helped up.
According to Suarez, he is not the one doing the healing, but God is; God is just using him as an instrument, he said. St. Theresa Deacon Shane Graham said a number of people at
the church were healed and gave testimony.
“We had a little (pre-teenage) girl who had a tumor on her back,” Graham said. “It disappeared. It was gone completely . . . She was crying. I don’t blame her because it was gone.
“One had a fused neck. He couldn’t move his neck. After the healing he could move his head around 180 degrees no problem.
“People with hearing problems were healed. They could hear out of one ear and not both.” Graham said there is one parishioner whom he’s never seen walk. She got out of her wheelchair and walked.
“She was flabbergasted. She was crying. People were being cured of stuff that had been wrong with them for years.
“I’ve seen similar things happen like that at other churches. People want so much to be healed from their infirmities. It is just unbelievable the faith that comes out of them.”
Graham said Suarez was people oriented, praised God for his gift and had a good sense of humor. “He was miraculous. He was a young priest. He was well liked by everyone.”
Graham said people fall because they are in the spirit. He’s seen similar healings before and nobody gets hurt. One woman at a previous healing was standing in the back by ...
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