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One of the things I love about us Catholics is that even though we may disagree on certain things, we always agree to pray when someone is in need.
My wife and I have some very good friends at our parish who share many things in common with us. For one, we are both parents of children with Down Syndrome. :angel1: Their little girl’s name is Sarah. Sarah’s mom called us early this morning to tell us that she was in the local children’s hospital suffering from pneumonia. They had been told that she may get moved to the ICU due to some concerns about her kidney’s. A priest from our parish will be annointing her today. Sarah’s mom asked us to keep her in our prayers.
Will you please say a prayer for Sarah? I know that it will be greatly appreciated.

My wife and I have some very good friends at our parish who share many things in common with us. For one, we are both parents of children with Down Syndrome. :angel1: Their little girl’s name is Sarah. Sarah’s mom called us early this morning to tell us that she was in the local children’s hospital suffering from pneumonia. They had been told that she may get moved to the ICU due to some concerns about her kidney’s. A priest from our parish will be annointing her today. Sarah’s mom asked us to keep her in our prayers.
Will you please say a prayer for Sarah? I know that it will be greatly appreciated.

