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I have a close friend in Denver CO who is in urgent need of an Unbound Prayer session.
Does anyone know a spiritually mature priest or lay person with experience in Unbound Prayer in the Denver or vicinity area?
Thank you,

God bless,

Rene.
 
Remember, O most gracious Virgin Mary,
that never was it known
that any one who fled to thy protection,
implored thy help
or sought thy intercession,
was left unaided.
Inspired by this confidence,
We fly unto thee, O Virgin of virgins my Mother;
to thee do we come, before thee we stand, sinful and sorrowful;
O Mother of the Word Incarnate,
despise not our petitions,
but in thy mercy hear and answer them. Amen.
 
I have a close friend in Denver CO who is in urgent need of an Unbound Prayer session.
Does anyone know a spiritually mature priest or lay person with experience in Unbound Prayer in the Denver or vicinity area?
Thank you,

God bless,

Rene.
What is an unbound prayer session?..ive never heard of that before:shrug:
 
Seems like it is linked to the Catholic Charismatic movement:
unboundmaryland.com/what-is-unbound

Here’s an explanation:
"Unbound Ministry Maryland is dedicated to spreading in this area the prayer model which has enabled many people to experience the freedom, the abundant life promised by Jesus. In his book, Unbound, Freedom in Christ, Neal Lozano explains the importance of the 5-keys that are the foundation of the Unbound Ministry. The five keys are: Faith and Repentance, Forgiveness, Renunciation, Authority, and the Father’s Blessing. These keys can be used individually or with the help of a prayer team trained in their application. Following the keys gently guides a person to a greater depth of freedom in Christ. The keys offer a way to cooperate with the Holy Spirit to heal past hurts and traumas and lead one deeper into the freedom given to us by Christ at our Baptism…Unbound prayer helps people with a self-deliverance model. In a gentle and non-confrontational way, the person follows the five keys. The person does renounce spirits and, with the authority of Christ, the spirits are commanded to leave. If a person does need Exorcism they are referred to the local Church authorities.

The most recent book, Unbound Ministry Guidebook, is co-authored with Neal’s son, Matt. This book provides more in-depth teaching and examples for those using the Unbound prayer model. The Lozanos emphasize that this is not a method but a way of cooperating with the Holy Spirit, who is at work in helping the person take responsibility for his/her reactions and responses to life situations. The Guidebook also gives concise and clear insights into how to develop a local Unbound Ministry Team."
 
Rene,
I recommend contacting the archdiocese. Also, if it is related to the Charismatic movement, I think that there is an active group there as well.

God bless you both.
 
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