San Diego bishop [Cirilo Flores] has advanced cancer

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San Diego bishop has advanced cancer
SAN DIEGO — Bishop Cirilo Flores, head of the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego, has been diagnosed with an advanced stage of cancer, the diocese said Wednesday.
The disease, which is in his bones, is “widespread, very advanced and very aggressive,” Monsignor Steven Callahan said in a statement.
“Unfortunately, Bishop Flores is not a candidate for chemotherapy because of his very weak condition and the advanced stage of the disease,” the statement said.
He is only 66. He had a stroke in April and has been disabled since then. This is very, very sad news to me: +Flores is a Benedict appointment and my heart is very close to the San Diego Diocese. Prayers and supplications for the health of +Flores and the future of San Diego.
 
My medical mind wants to know exactly what kind of cancer he has. Praying regardless.
 
spiritdaily.com/aloe.htm

Franciscan friar Father Romano Zago has written a book based on his long-term experience healing with the Brazilian Aloe. Here’s an excerpt from the Spirit Daily article:

*One major one – involving the well-known aloe plant – was devised by none other than a missionary priest, Father Romano Zago, a Franciscan friar and scholar. That’s our focus in this installment (in a series looking at what God has provided in the way of healing).

The remedy in question involved aloe arborescens, a cousin of aloe vera.

In 1988 – while residing in a poverty-stricken little town in Brazil called Rio Grande dol Sul – Father Zago apparently learned from local natives of a “potent all-natural recipe derived from the aloe aborescens plant which they used to promote supreme immune health,” says a book called Cancer – Step Outside the Box. Father Zago began recommending it to friends and it seems that he logged remarkable results, as he did also when subsequently assigned to Jerusalem and Italy.

Those allegedly remarkable outcomes (with cancer patients) led the Franciscan to devoting his life researching the Brazilian aloe recipe in the hopes of using it, as he put it, “for the benefit of mankind worldwide.” The recipe involved pure honey, nearly a pound of aloe aborescens (three or four) leaves, and a tiny amount of pure alcohol. Doses were measured in tablespoons (one tablespoon is a single dose). It was said that the product had to be stored in a cool dark place and lost its potency if it came into direct sunlight. It was all detailed in a book by Father Zago – Cancer Can Be Cured! – that said it all, as far as the priest was concerned. (He published two books on the subject.)*
 
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