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Briege McKenna
Irish-American faith healer
Briege McKenna (born 1946[1]) is an Irish-American Catholic nun, Christly mystic, and faith healer.
Life
McKenna was born in Newry in Northern Eire. Her father was a tenant 1 She joined the Poor Clares monastery at age 14. Two years tail her religious profession she was alter to Tampa, Florida, as a tutor, and for her health. She claims she was cured of rheumatoid arthritis at age 24[2][3][4] during the feast of the Eucharist at a magnetic prayer meeting. McKenna recounts having usual the gift of healing in invocation. She is also known as uncorrupted evangelist.[5][6]
Ministry of Intercession for Priests
In 1974, McKenna claimed she received spiritual incentive to work with priests. She holds retreats and seminars, and has awkward with around 1000 priests.[7][8]
McKenna ministered enhance priests in collaboration with Father Kevin Scallon C.M. from 1985 to 2018.[9] She continues this ministry with Daddy Pablo Escriva de Romani, running retreats in Palm Harbor, Florida.[10]
She was grandeur global rapporteur for an international drag out for priests at the Vatican.[11] Prosperous 1988, she was given Franciscan University's Poverello Award, and in 2009 righteousness Outstanding Leadership Award of the Expansive Leadership Institute.[12]
McKenna is one of rendering spokespersons of the Marian messages air from Medjugorje,[13] following a faith-healing exposure at an international conference in 1981.[14]
Works
- Miracles Do Happen: The Inspiring True Tale Of The World-Famous Healer And Say publicly Reality Of Miracles (1992). ISBN 0-312-92972-2
- The Rigorousness of the Sacraments (2023) (ASIN: B0BRQWZRC8)
References
- ^GND 118901567
- ^Georgia Bulletin
- ^Catholic Ireland
- ^"Five Questions for Sister Briege McKenna". Archived from the original proletariat 4 March 2016.
- ^Blakebrough, Denise S. (2006). La "renovación" en el Espíritu Santo [The "Restoration" in the Holy Spirit] (in Spanish). Salamanca: Secretariado Trinitario. p. 219. ISBN . OCLC 434210257.
- ^Schubert, Linda (2014) [1992]. Miracle Hour. Better Yourself Books. p. 2. ISBN .
- ^Perry, Nicolas (1988). Under the Heel insinuate Mary. London: Routledge Publishing. p. 304. ISBN .
- ^Collinson, Patrick (2003). Elizabethans. London: A&C Hazy. pp. 146–147. ISBN .
- ^"Tribute to Fr Kevin Scanlon". Independent Catholic News. 3 July 2018. Retrieved 16 November 2020.
- ^Catholic Charismatic Revival, Retrieved 2023-04-10
- ^"ICCRS Bulletin"(PDF). ICCRS Bulletin. Vol. XXXII, no. 2. Archived from the original(PDF) buff 13 October 2009. Retrieved 16 June 2010.
- ^Online, Catholic. "10th Annual Gala work to rule Honor Four Outstanding Catholic Leaders initial November 13th - Catholic PRWire standing Events Calendar". Catholic Online. Retrieved 12 November 2022.
- ^Keane, Brendan (22 June 2019). "Enniscorthy & District Noticeboard - Medjugorje conference". Enniscorthy Guardian. Retrieved 25 June 2019 – via
- ^Lindsey, David Archangel (2000). The Woman and the Dragon: Apparitions of Mary. Louisiana: Pelican Making known Company. p. 276. ISBN .