Acts 1:8
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SPECIAL ADVENT HEALING SERVICE
CCR OF THE ARCHIDIOCESE OF PHILADELPHIA
The Charismatic Renewal Group of St. Barnabas Parish
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“Go,” said Jesus, “your faith has healed you.” Immediately he received his sight and followed Jesus along the road. Mark 10: 52.
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DATE: Friday, December 6th, 2019
PLACE:
St. Barnabas Parish,
6300 Buist Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19142PROGRAM:
3:00Pm – 3:15Pm:
Divine Mercy Rosary + Exposition of The Blessed Sacrament
3:15Pm – 3:30Pm: Worship songs + Confessions Part 1
3:30Pm – 4:00Pm:
St. Michael the Archangel Rosary + End of Confession part 1
4:30Pm – 5:00Pm: Praise and Worship + Prayers
5:00Pm – 5:15Pm: Testimonies
5:15Pm – 6:00Pm:
Talk: (Death, Judgement, Hell and Heaven) by Rev. Fr. Pio.
6:00Pm – 6:30Pm:
Rosary of the Blessed Mother + Confessions Part 2 + 1st Collection.
6:30Pm – 7:15Pm: Silence!!!
Adoration + Benediction + End of Confessions Part 2 + Break
7:30Pm: Mass + Healing Service
(Laying of hands with the real Glove of St. Padre Pio)FREE PARKING AVAILABLE!
Celebrant: Rev. Fr. Pio Mandato:
He is a Franciscan priest living a contemplative life who, in some ways, has followed in the footsteps St. Padre Pio. Fr Pio was named after the Saint and, like St. Padre Pio traces his roots back to the sun-baked, dusty village of Pietrelcina in southern Italy. Fr.Pio received his first Holy Communion from Padre Pio before he and his family migrated to America in 1964. At 17 Fr. Pio entered the Capuchins. After his ordination in 1985 he became involved in hospital chaplaincy and developed a reputation for devotion to the sick, not unlike Padre Pio who founded two hospitals in San Giovanni Rotondo: The Civil Hospital of St Francis and the House for the Relief of Suffering. Fr.Pio also worked with homeless people in New York.
His mother wrote a memoir: Padre Pio: Encounters with a Spiritual Daughter from Pietrelcina. The book was originally written in Italian and Fr.Pio translated it into English. In 1998, after serving for 13 years as a Capuchin, Fr. Pio began to lead a life of prayer and solitude as a missionary hermit in the Diocese of Scranton, Pennsylvania, under Bishop Joseph Bambera. At times, he takes breaks from the eremitical life to travel around preaching and offering healing Masses for the sick, which draw huge crowds.Contacts:
St. Barnabas Rectory Office: 215-726-1119
Charismatic Renewal Group:
Alfred 215-954-7302
Patrick 610-726-4006
Oretha 267-934-9112