St. Charbel Package - Pediatric Fundraiser

THIS IS A FUNDRAISER FOR THE PEDIATRIC GIVING MISSION

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I ONLY HAVE TWO!

St. Charbel Statue

St Charbel Holy Oil

St. Charbel Holy Rosary & Case

St. Charbel Prayer Card

 MIRACLES:

Among the many miracles attributed to him, the Catholic Church chose two to confirm his beatification, and a third for his canonization:

• the healing of Sister Mary Abel Kamari of the Sacred Hearts
• the healing of Iskandar Naim Obeid
  
• the healing of Mariam Awad

A great number of other miracles have been attributed to him since his death. The most famous is that of Nohad El Shami, a 55-year-old woman at the time of the miracle who was healed from partial paralysis. She tells that on the night of January 22, 1993, she dreamt of two Maronite monks standing next to her bed. One put his hands on her neck and operated on her, relieving her from her pain, while the other held a pillow behind her back. When she awoke, she found two wounds in her neck, one on each side. She was completely healed and recovered her ability to walk. She believed it was the saint who healed her, but did not recognize the other monk. The next night, she dreamt of him, who said: "I did the surgery to let people see and return to faith. I ask you to visit the hermitage on the 22nd of every month, and attend Mass regularly for the rest of your life”. People now gather on the 22nd of each month to pray and attend Mass in the hermitage of Saint Charbel in Annaya

In 1994, a Lebanese Maronite Catholic named Raymond Nader was praying at the hermitage in Annaya when he had a mystical experience. “I found myself in another world…I saw a strange and amazing Light unlike any light I had ever seen; it was a sea of light that extended from one end of the universe to the other. I wanted that Light to stay permanently.” After the vision, Nader was leaving when his arm felt hot and itchy near the statue of Saint Charbel. When he rolled up his sleeve in his car, he saw the imprint of five fingers. “They were engraved like a hand on my arm and encircled by a red glare as if imprinted through fire. But I felt nothing but warmth.”

Dr. Nabil Hokayem, a plastic surgeon from Beirut, examined the mark and believed it was a third degree burn despite not causing Nader pain^. The mark has since repeatedly faded and returned. Inspired by his experience, in 1995 Nader began a prayer group called the Family of Saint Charbel. Its mission is “to contribute to the Catholic Church’s evangelizing mission through living the spirituality of Saint Charbel in the world.” Nader claims Saint Charbel has appeared to him many more times, and 16 of the saint's locutions to Nader have been published.