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Has anyone ever heard of the Miracle prayer and will it really change one’s life?
I thought the St. Jude prayer/novena would be classified as the “miracle prayer”. I have never seen so many positive testimonials about a single saint before as with St. Jude, nicknamed “the miracle worker”.Has anyone ever heard of the Miracle prayer and will it really change one’s life?
As we live plural society we might have friends who are Buddhist, or Hinduist. It is true “Negative Karma” word is not a concept of catholic teaching. But in our Bible, it has similar meaning with “Karma” : “We reap as We sow”. “Negative Karma” means the sins in Christian teachings. If we do bad / harmful / wicked things toward other people in what ever religion, we committed the sins hence God will punish us someday unless we repent our sin through Jesus. The sins in Christianity is"Negative Karma" in Buddhism/ Hinduism. If Jesus clears our sins, it means that Jesus will clear our negative karma, we will live in peace and happiness. We do not need to debate about this, we just need to avoid the sin or negative karma. We just need to pray to Jesus for forgiveness our sins through this prayer.A quick Google search led me to a site that quotes this:
The Miracle Prayer
Benefits: Improved sleep, improved concentration, sense of peace, improve your connection to the Creator, clears negative karma, improves your inner strength
(source: tybro.com/html/the_miracle_prayer.html)
Clears negative karma? Not exactly a concept that is in line with Church teachings… To me it reeks of superstition. “Say this prayer faithfully and miracles will happen.” There is nothing wrong with the actual prayer that I can see, but using a prayer for superstitious reasons is probably not a very good idea.