For
nearly 25 years, Father Albert MacPherson, O.S.A., has traveled the globe
on a healing mission. He takes his special healing ministry to parishes and
provides parish communities with healing Masses and retreats.
Born in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada, in 1941 into
a family of thirteen children, Father joined the Order of Saint Augustine
in 1962, and was ordained to priesthood in 1974. He did undergraduate studies
at Saint Francis Xavier University, Nova Scotia, and Villanova University,
Pennsylvania, then pursued graduate theological studies at the Catholic University
of America, Washington D.C.
After fourteen years of experience in spiritual renewal
work, including ten years of pastoral experience in parishes in Ontario, New
York, and Florida, Father MacPherson began full-time healing ministry in 1983.
A member of the Association of Christian Therapists, Father MacPherson has
given healing missions throughout the United States, Canada, South America,
Europe, Asia, and the Caribbean Islands.
Thousands have been helped through
his healing ministry – spiritually, psychologically and physically.
To learn more or to schedule a healing mission in your
parish, contact Father MacPherson at:
Our Mother of Consolation Friary
300 Haverhill Street
Lawrence, MA 01840-1264
Phone: 978-794-9719, ext. 22
Email: macphersonaus@yahoo.com
To learn more about the healing power of prayer, we
invite you to read Instruction
on Prayers for Healing, from the Congregation for the Doctrine of the
Faith.
What
others are saying about the Augustinian Healing Ministry:
“…a deep effect on the parish,
some physical healings but more to the point, many spiritual healings. The
fruit is still quite evident.”
Monsignor Edmund H. Dumas, New York
“…extremely helpful to many of
the parishioners. There were many physical and spiritual healings.”
Father William Killion, Florida
“…the 100% turnout for the Sacrament
of Reconciliation and the sincerity and integrity of all participants, the
best I have witnessed in 25 years… I recommend this type of mission
for any parish.”
Father Richard J. Laffin, Nova Scotia
“…a real turning point…”
Father W. Howard McGraw, O.S.A.,
New York
“We will never be the same…”
Father Timothy F. Nolan, Minnesota
“…a greater spirit of peacefulness
and prayerfulness…”
Father Anthony F. Peace, New York
“…a very deep tangible sense
of loving presence and peace of God – something that is much needed
in our secularized and materialistic society.”
Father Eamon Tobin, Florida
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