Heals in front of the Holy Shroud, 11 year old girl gets up from the wheelchair
Heals before the Holy Shroud. In 1954, 11-year-old Josie Woollam was dying in hospital from severe osteomyelitis, a disease affecting her hips and legs. The doctor told his mother there was no hope. However, the child had heard of a certain Leonard Cheshire, who gave lectures on the Shroud near his hometown in England.
The mother of Josie sent a letter to Cheshire, who replied by sending a photo of the Shroud to the child. Josie, simply holding the photograph in her hand, experienced a decrease in pain in her bones, to the point that two weeks later she was released from the hospital. As the pain continued, the little girl continued to see the photo in hopes of fully recovering.
Photo of the chapel of the Shroud in the Turin Cathedral
Cheshire, impressed by Josie's faith, he asked King Umberto II for permission to show the Shroud to the child. The king agreed and gave permission to open and unroll the cloth. The little girl in the wheelchair held the Shroud in her arms and at that moment she was healed.
Photo of the man's face on the Shroud which according to the Catholic tradition is that of Jesus
On the occasion of the 1978 exhibition Josie, now 35, visited Turin Cathedral, again accompanied by Cheshire, but without a wheelchair. She told Father Pietro Rinaldi that after her recovery she was living a normal working life, she was married and had a daughter.
He heals before the Holy Shroud: the Holy Shroud and its many miracles
This story from the news Epochtimes.it makes us understand the power of faith and also of the truth about the Sacred Shroud. The most discussed icon in the world in reality, even if many do not want to believe it, carries with it testimonies of many inexplicable healings and then its history, composition is very similar to that narrated in the Gospels.
Photo of the exhibition and the prayer in front of the Holy Shroud in the Turin Cathedral
In 944 when moving the cloth from Edessa in Constantinople “Countless miracles have occurred thanks to the sacred image… along the journey. The blind men saw unexpectedly, the lame walked well again, those who had long been bedridden jumped to their feet, and those with withered hands were healed. In short, all discomforts and sicknesses and diseases were healed, ”he wrote Albert R. Dreisbach, of the Atlanta International Center for the Continuity of Studies on the Turin Shroud, in a 1999 article, quoting the words of Ian Wilson.