Stories from the Street

Watertown, NY
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This report is a continuation of yesterday’s story and comes from team leader Scott with our team in Watertown, NY:
Throughout the retreat, we also were lucky enough to participate in a Holy Mass and witness a confirmation of one of the residents. At a different time, symbolically, we also wrote a symbol representing our sins on a piece of paper, and burned it in a pot outside after Father Jaya prayed with us for healing, while concluding: “Every Saint has a past, and every sinner has a future!”
Later on, three Residents expressed interest in wanting to enter the OCIA, as they proclaimed to us that the spirit of the Living God has been weighing on their hearts, and even more so upon participating in the program. Two wish to receive baptism while the third seeks confirmation and full communion. As one of them put it, “God is radiating off of all of you and I can feel it, because I never felt like this before, and after the first day in some time I got the best sleep I ever had!”
Please pray for these residents to draw closer to the Lord and for them to be reunited with their families some day. Also, please pray for our Priest, a foreign missionary who is dedicated to future prison retreats with us, to remain in his parish in Watertown, NY, because immigration is wanting to send him back to India earlier than expected this year. Of course, Satan doesn’t want this Holy Priest bringing our brothers to Christ, so please consider his good work and pray for his successful ministry here in America so he can evangelize us, as we need him more than he needs us.
Praised be Jesus Christ!
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