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Six Gifted U.S. Catholics Share Modern-Day Miracle Stories of Healing and Hope in New Book
Contact: Susan Jamison, 301-525-1555, susansfo@msn.com
MEDIA ADVISORY, Nov. 11, 2013 /Standard Newswire/ -- In the new book, "Chosen to Heal: Gifted Catholics Share Stories of God's Miraculous Healing Power" readers learn that Jesus is still healing the sick and mending the brokenhearted in our world today.
Author Laura Wright, a former Catholic Standard journalist, focuses on the healing ministries of six gifted U.S. Catholics and their countless real stories of healed bodies and changed hearts.
Some of the people profiled include Stella Davis, a demon fighting grandmother; Tom Naemi, a Detroit mobster turned charismatic Catholic, and Father Richard McAlear a brown-eyed priest whose eyes mysteriously appear blue to many of the people he prays over.
Powerful testimonies of cancer cured, anxiety relieved, belief restored and much more fill the pages of "Chosen to Heal" and inspire readers to move past their doubts and seek their own miracle.
A priest profiled in the book, Father Richard McAlear, says some believers suffer from "Catholic Schizophrenia" -- they accept their suffering, but only ask the doctor for healing, not God.
"Yes, you should united your suffering to Christ on the Cross, but also ask for healing," he said.
About the Author: Laura Wright lives in Poolesville, Md. with her husband Rob, and their three children. Before starting a family she worked as a reporter for the Catholic Standard newspaper in Washington, D.C. She enjoys writing and blogging about faith and family life at www.graceandcookies.net. Visit Laura's website www.chosentoheal.com for more information.
Immaculate Heart Press
Trade Paper: ISBN: 978-0-9910864-0-5
$9.99 127 p.
Available now on Amazon.com.
Free copies available for review.
Please contact publicist Susan Jamison at susansfo@msn.com or 301-525-1555. Contact the author at laurawright345@gmail.com or 240-388-7023
