Healing Prayers......, page 1
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Topic started on 14-10-2003 @ 11:46 PM by helen670
Here are a few prayers by Saints that intercede on our behalf.......


O Lord Jesus Christ,
Son Of GOD,
Have Mercy,
Upon Me,
A Sinner!


"The Jesus Prayer"
Also known as
"The Prayer of the Heart


Editors notes: please kindly note that the date commemorating the Saint is first the new calendar, and then the old calendar date.)
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Grace Saint Date


Recovery of sight to the blind
Holy Mother of God of Kazan July 8/21
The healing of sicknesses of the eyes Holy Martyr Menas the Egyptian Nov. 11/24
Holy Martyr Laurence the Arch-deacon Aug. 10/23
Holy Martyr Longinus the Centurion
Oct. 16/29

Healing of headaches
St. John the Baptist Aug.29/Sept.11

Deliverance from torment of those who died without repentance
St. Paisius the Great July 19/Aug. 2

Healing of tooth diseases
Holy Hieromartyr Antipas April 11/24
Learning to paint icons Holy Apostle Luke Oct. 18/31
Holy Apostle John the Theologian
Sept. 26/Oct. 9

Freedom from
difficulties
in childbirth the Feodorovskaya Icon of the Most Holy Mother of God of Kostroma Aug.16/29
Holy Great-martyr Catherine
Nov. 24/Dec. 7

If a husband comes to hate a wife without cause
Holy Prophet Elias July 20/Aug. 2
The deliverance of a child from birth marks
The Great-martyr Nicetas Sept 15/28

The healing of children with smallpox
The Martyr Conon March 5/18
Protection from fire and lightning Holy Mother of God
of the Unburnt Bush Sept. 4/17
St. Nikita (Nicetas)
of Novgorod
Jan31/Feb13

Healing of trembling St. Maron Feb 14/27
or shaking diseases St. Photina the
Samaritan woman Mar20/April2
St. Basil the New
Mar26/April 8

Healing of hernias
St.Artemius Oct. 20/Nov. 2
Solution to the problem St. Roman the Wonderworker Nov. 27/Dec. 10

of barrenness and childlessness St. Hypatius, abbot of Rufinus
Mar31/April13

Deliverance from floods, and other calamities and sorrows
St. Nicholas the Wonderworker Dec. 6/19
Deliverance from cattle plague St. Modestus Dec. 18/31
St. Blaise the Hieromartyr
Feb. 11/24

Preservation of the health of infants Icon of the Tikhvin Mother of God June 26/July 8
Righteous Symeon the God-receiver
Feb. 3/16
Protection from sudden death Hieromartyr Sadoc Oct.19/Nov. 1
Holy Great Martyr Barbara Dec. 4/17
the Hieromartyr Charalampus Feb. 10/23
St. Onuphrius the Great
June 12/25
Enlightenment of the mind for learning Sts. Cosmas and Damian Nov. 1/14
St. Sergius of Radonezh July 5/18
St. John of Kronstadt Oct. 19/Nov.1
Dec.20/Jan.2
Deliverance from horse plague Holy Martys Florus & Laurus Aug.18/31
Driving away of evil spirits from people and animals St. Basil the Great Jan.1/14
St. Niphon Dec.23/Jan. 5
St. Maruthas, bishop of Martyropolis Feb. 16/March 1
Protection of livestock from wild animals Holy Great-martyr George April 23/May 6
Deliverance from alcoholism Holy Martyr Boniface Dec. 19/Jan.1
St. Moses the Black Aug. 28/Sept. 10
Recovery of stolen things Holy Great-martyrTheodore the Tyro Feb.17/Mar.2
Holy Martyr John the Soldier July 30/Aug. 12
Recovery of lost things Holy Martyr Tryphon Feb. 1/14
Blessed Feofil (Theophilus) of Kiev Oct. 28/Nov. 10
Protection from evil spells Sts. Cyprian and Justina Oct. 2/15
Deliverance from lustful passions St. Martinian Feb. 13/26
St. John the Long-suffering July 18/31
St. Moses the Hungarian July 26/Aug. 6
Holy Martyr Thomais April 13/26
Seeking a new job or a new house Blessed Xenia of Petersburg Jan. 24/Feb. 6
Source: ORTHODOX LIFE, Holy Trinity Monastery, Jordanville, New York., No. 4. 1989., pp. 25-27.
Additions by Father Demetrios Serfes

Protection from Earthquakes St. Demetrios the Great Martyr of Thessalonica Oct.26/Nov.8
Cancer St. Nectarios of Pentapolis Nov.9/Nov. 22
Seeking employment St. Nectarios of Pentapolis Nov.9/Nov. 22.
A birth of a child St. Irene Chrysovalantou Jul.28/Aug.10
For lost items St. Phanurios of Rhodes Aug.27/Sept. 9.

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St. Nectarios of Pentapolis wrote:
"Our Church honors saints not as gods, but as faithful servants, as holy men and friends of God."
St. Silouan of Holy Mt. Athos wrote about the saints:
"The Saints were people just like ourselves. Many of them stated with grievous sins but through repentance they attained the Kingdom of Heaven. And every one who comes to the Kingdom of Heaven does so through repentance which the Merciful Lord granted us by His sufferings."

St. Silouan also wrote:
"The Saints in heaven through the Holy Spirit behold the glory of God and the beauty of the Lord's Countenance."

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Prayers are done at any time .....

helen...


reply posted on 29-10-2003 @ 12:48 AM by helen670
On Saints.....intercede for us.....The church prays for all who have died in the faith, and asks forgiveness for their sins, for

there is no man without sin, “if he have lived even a single day upon earth” (Job 14:5, Septuagint).

“If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us” (1 John

1:8). Therefore, no matter how righteous a man might be, when he departs from this world, the

Church accompanies his departure with prayer for him to the Lord. “Brethren, pray for us,” the

holy Apostle Paul asks his spiritual children (1 Thes. 5:25).


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This not new ...''Pray for us'' the Saints are people too....they intercede on our behalf...we do not worship the Saint or the image present....

The nearness of the saints to the Throne of the Lamb and the raising up by them of prayers

for the Church on earth are depicted in the book of Revelation of St. John the Theologian: “And I

beheld, and I heard the voice of many angels round about the Throne, and the beasts, and the

elders; and the number of them was ten thousand times ten thousand,” who praised the Lord

(Rev. 5:11).

Communion in prayer with the saints is the realization in actual fact of the bond between

Christians on earth and the Heavenly Church of which the Apostle speaks: “Ye are come unto

Mount Zion, and unto the city of the Living God, the Heavenly Jerusalem, and to an innumerable

company of angels, to the general assembly and the Church of the firstborn, which are written in

heaven, and to God the judge of all, and to the spirits of just men made perfect” (Heb. 12:22-23).



reply posted on 29-10-2003 @ 01:18 AM by helen670
Originally posted by NotTooHappy
Hey Helen! If you can show me a rescent photograph of God I might be more inclined to believe in him.


I dont have a camera!


) God has manifested Himself yet more in supernatural revelation and through the Incarnation

of the Son of God, the God, “who at sundry times and in divers manners spake in time-past unto

the fathers by the prophets, hath in these last days spoken unto us by His Son” (Heb. 1:1-2). “No

man hath seen God at any time; the only begotten Son, which is in the bosom of the Father, He

hath declared Him” (John 1:18).

Thus, did the Savior Himself teach concerning the knowledge of God? Having said, “All

things are delivered unto Me of My Father; and no man knoweth the Son, but the Father; neither

knoweth any man the Father, save the Son, the Savior added, and he to whomsoever the Son will

reveal Him” (Matt. 11:27). And the Apostle John the Theologian writes in his epistle: “And we

know that the Son of God is come, and hath given us light and understanding that we may know

the true God” (1 John 5:20).


The Lord Jesus Christ Himself testified that He is the Son of God the Father: “All things are

delivered unto Me of My Father; and no man knoweth the Son, but the Father; neither knoweth

any man the Father, save the Son, and he to whomsoever the Son will reveal Him” (Matt. 11:27).

Here Christ speaks of Himself as the only Son of the only God the Father.

In order that the words, “the Son of God,” might not be understood in a metaphorical or

conditional sense, the Sacred Scripture joins to them the expression, “Only-begotten” — that is,

the Only one begotten of the Father: “And the Word was made flesh and dwelt among us (and we

beheld His glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father), full of grace and truth” (John

1:14, 1:18).

Thus, all the fullness of Divinity remains in the human form of Christ: “For in Him dwelleth

all the fulness of the Godhead bodily” (Col. 2:9).

We have now what God looks like.....because He took flesh and became man so that we can know Him and see Him....
Hope that makes sense.....
helen....
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