The book is full of stories and photos of people, whom she has encountered during her journey and many of whom were healed by prayers. I grew up with lot of Catholic educational background, and I was very active in my Hong Kong Catholic Church, but it was only after reading Sr. I had a new vision of the church, as though I was seeing the Eucharist and the sacrament of reconciliation through new glasses. It is an intimate personal testimony from a woman with extraordinary gifts, yet who still manages to maintain her humility and balance as a "signpost" pointing the way to Christ.

She debated whether the message was really from God, as she was a member of a contemplative community, but after a period of discernment and a series of signs, she lost all doubt. A woman came up to me and said, Sister, I don’t know you, but when you went to communion, the Lord gave me a picture of you standing with a line of people coming to you.Sister Briege has experienced more of the extraordinary ways of the Spirit than most Christians ever imagine. Here is Sister Briege's living proof of the power of love and her inspiring message: God's love will heal you, strengthen you, and enable you to find true joy-because, every day, miracles DO happen! In spite of the many people confirming what the Lord had said in our Tampa chapel, I still rejected his invitation to the ministry of healing. Here I am teaching forty-seven first graders, going to prayer meetings, leading a youth group, and going to a prison to minister. They grew up in the same street in Lodz and became sweethearts, before their lives were devastated by the Holocaust.

In fact, she claims to have been healed instantly at the age of 24 during the celebration of the Eucharist. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Two days before my fifteenth birthday, the novice mistress came to me and said I was to enter the convent on my birthday. She also has a winning Irish wit and no-nonsense manner which adds to the believability and charm of the narrative. In 1933, a ten-year-old Jewish girl, Fela Perelman, befriended a new family that had moved into her street in Lodz, Poland.Since 1970, when she was healed of crippling arthritis, Sister Briege has experienced more of the extraordinary ways of the Spirit than most Christians ever imagine. S shows us how through our suffering and pain, can bring great divine gifts to our lives, and the wilder world. She reveals the necessary steps to a more successful prayer life and a closer personal relationship with Jesus. It is written simply as an intimate conversation, as often is the case of works from saints, and when one reads it one has to wonder if they are living in a very special life time of a woman who might be recognized as a saint in the future.