Has
anyone visited KAMAY NI HESUS at Lucban, Quezon? We were blessed to
have Father Joey Faller, the founding healing priest of Kamay Ni Hesus
last Friday, July 13th. He was invited by a local benefactor doctor and
Father Joey had a healing mass at St Rene Church in Troy, Michigan. It
was well attended by the faithful which started with a mass ( English
and Tagalog) at 7 pm and by 10 pm it was still going on.
Father Joey showed us videos of the magnificent shrine at Lucban, Quezon with thousands of pilgrimages every day. He told us his story and how his right hand (index finger and small finger curled) became a resemblance of the Sto Nino 's hand. He is an excellent speaker and very entertaining.....you will not be bored listening to him.
After the mass, he had a very, very long white cloth wrapped around in the Eucharistic adoration held by him to be touched by the people as it travels from pew to pew. Purpose: extension of the healing power of the Eucharist through the cloth so that people can go if one chooses not to stay for the individual healing. He kept on praying as the cloth passed though us. This is phase 1.
Phase 2 consisted of individual healing touch. First batch were the cancer patients, followed by children, disabled and everybody. He instructed people of how to hold his hand and let go if you feel falling. I have seen this on TV and lo and behold! I saw people falling and laying down on their backs in front of the altar! Wow! What a sight! Father Joey further said that when you approach the altar, do not think...let your heart be over your head.
There was a setback when it was time for all of us to have the individual healing. There were ushers to direct the people by pew. It is either the ushers does not know what to do so it became disorderly. Our pew was supposed to be the first in line to go to the altar but people behind us were cutting in. I called on the usher and told the people that were going to cut in to wait their turn! I told the people behind us " walang disiplina ang mga Filipino." They retreated and went back to their pew! I also saw 2 Americans trying to cut in, I told them it is by pew, and they retreated. After that, I turned and asked God for forgiveness. Was I wrong?
It was our turn! My husband, son and I were at last in front of the altar. My husband and I were paired together and he was on my left side. My son was on my right paired with another person. Father Joey instructed us to keep our feet close together and our hands together, palms up, eyes closed. He held our hands and prayed over us. I do not remember anything except I fell and was on the ground for a good 5 minutes. I cannot move and I felt sooo weak. I can feel and hear my husband tugging me on the left and my son on my right. I heard someone said to keep her for a few minutes. It seems I was the only one that was on the floor for the longest time! My son thought I was dead until he saw my stomach heaving. OMG! I better lose some weight! Ha! Ha! Ha!Then all of a sudden, he said, I was crying, tears were flowing out of my eyes. At that point, a lady started to pray over me. My son got uneasy and coached me to get up.
When I started to walk, my son was laughing because my steps was like baby steps. I was still feeling weak. We had to sit 2 or 3 more times and at one point I laid down with my purse as my pillow. I was still crying. My son started to laugh and giggle because of the tissues all over my face. I started to laugh too. Thank you God for the gift of laughter! I was finally able to walk straight as we reached the vestibule. Thank God, because my husband was not able to move the car in front of the church to pick me up. Alleliua!
Wow! Father said that some people who will have the Holy Spirit on them will fall and some will cry. I experienced both. Has anyone experienced this? What does it mean?
I thank God for this humbling experience and I pray that I will be more proactive with my Catholic faith!
Sorry for the lenghty post, and hope you guys did not get too bored. May God bless all of us and our family!
http://www.raindeocampo.com/2014/10/04/kamay-ni-hesus-hill-shrine-in-lucban-quezon-province/
Father Joey showed us videos of the magnificent shrine at Lucban, Quezon with thousands of pilgrimages every day. He told us his story and how his right hand (index finger and small finger curled) became a resemblance of the Sto Nino 's hand. He is an excellent speaker and very entertaining.....you will not be bored listening to him.
After the mass, he had a very, very long white cloth wrapped around in the Eucharistic adoration held by him to be touched by the people as it travels from pew to pew. Purpose: extension of the healing power of the Eucharist through the cloth so that people can go if one chooses not to stay for the individual healing. He kept on praying as the cloth passed though us. This is phase 1.
Phase 2 consisted of individual healing touch. First batch were the cancer patients, followed by children, disabled and everybody. He instructed people of how to hold his hand and let go if you feel falling. I have seen this on TV and lo and behold! I saw people falling and laying down on their backs in front of the altar! Wow! What a sight! Father Joey further said that when you approach the altar, do not think...let your heart be over your head.
There was a setback when it was time for all of us to have the individual healing. There were ushers to direct the people by pew. It is either the ushers does not know what to do so it became disorderly. Our pew was supposed to be the first in line to go to the altar but people behind us were cutting in. I called on the usher and told the people that were going to cut in to wait their turn! I told the people behind us " walang disiplina ang mga Filipino." They retreated and went back to their pew! I also saw 2 Americans trying to cut in, I told them it is by pew, and they retreated. After that, I turned and asked God for forgiveness. Was I wrong?
It was our turn! My husband, son and I were at last in front of the altar. My husband and I were paired together and he was on my left side. My son was on my right paired with another person. Father Joey instructed us to keep our feet close together and our hands together, palms up, eyes closed. He held our hands and prayed over us. I do not remember anything except I fell and was on the ground for a good 5 minutes. I cannot move and I felt sooo weak. I can feel and hear my husband tugging me on the left and my son on my right. I heard someone said to keep her for a few minutes. It seems I was the only one that was on the floor for the longest time! My son thought I was dead until he saw my stomach heaving. OMG! I better lose some weight! Ha! Ha! Ha!Then all of a sudden, he said, I was crying, tears were flowing out of my eyes. At that point, a lady started to pray over me. My son got uneasy and coached me to get up.
When I started to walk, my son was laughing because my steps was like baby steps. I was still feeling weak. We had to sit 2 or 3 more times and at one point I laid down with my purse as my pillow. I was still crying. My son started to laugh and giggle because of the tissues all over my face. I started to laugh too. Thank you God for the gift of laughter! I was finally able to walk straight as we reached the vestibule. Thank God, because my husband was not able to move the car in front of the church to pick me up. Alleliua!
Wow! Father said that some people who will have the Holy Spirit on them will fall and some will cry. I experienced both. Has anyone experienced this? What does it mean?
I thank God for this humbling experience and I pray that I will be more proactive with my Catholic faith!
Sorry for the lenghty post, and hope you guys did not get too bored. May God bless all of us and our family!
http://www.raindeocampo.com/2014/10/04/kamay-ni-hesus-hill-shrine-in-lucban-quezon-province/
