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I know of Father DiOrio. If I’m not mistaken, he was a member of an Italian religious congregation, the Missionary Society of St. Charles Borromeo (also known as the Scalabrinians, after their founder Blessed John Baptist Scalabrini), and he served in an Italian parish in my hometown that the Society was located, before he left them and became a diocesan priest.
I’ve never been to any of his ‘healing services’, but I know people who have and who promote them heavily. In fact, he did one in the Syracuse area just last week.
I’m not overly fond of such things-I like the term that Mother Angelica used in the biography written by Raymond Arroyo, ‘a disease called ‘healingitis’.’ Sometimes people have to suffer, and they should learn to offer them in union with Our Lord on the Cross. Sufferings can help save sinners.
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I understand what you mean in the last sentence; but you need not worry if you go to a priest for a healing service. He is God's priest and God doesn't work against God.
We should bear our personal crosses; but not refuse a healing from God. All suffering can be said for the Glory of God. But healings also Glorify God too!