What we do
Prayer that leads to service
Healing, deliverance and evangelization give direction to the Community’s prayer, formation and care for others.
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Healing
Praying with people who are sick or hurting — in body, mind or spirit — and asking God to make them well.
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Deliverance
Prayer for people who feel bound by something they cannot shake off, asking God to set them free.
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Evangelization
Sharing the Christian faith plainly, so that people who have drifted from it, or never known it, can find their way to God.
Our mission
Healing, deliverance and evangelization
Healing
The Community’s vision is God glorified through the healing and renewal of His priests and people. Its documents bring together prayer, the sacraments, accompaniment and practical service to people who are suffering. Anyone may ask for prayer. This spiritual support accompanies appropriate medical care and does not promise a particular outcome.
Ask for prayer
Deliverance
Deliverance is part of the Community’s prayer for freedom from evil and renewal in Christ. The Rule places it alongside healing, the sacraments and evangelization. If you would like guidance, contact the Community to speak with someone responsible for this ministry.
Ask about deliverance prayer
Evangelization
Evangelization means sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ in words and in the way we live. The Rule connects teaching and prayer with service, family life and outreach. Lay members and religious men and women bring their different gifts to this shared mission.
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Ways we serve
Prayer, formation and care
Healing seminars and formation
The Rule and the early community records describe Basic and Growth Healing Seminars alongside spiritual and apostolic formation. These bring together teaching, prayer and growth in the Christian life. For current dates or a parish invitation, send a seminar inquiry.
Prayer for your intentions
You can ask the Community to pray or send a Mass intention. Prayer requests are received in confidence by the people designated to read them and are never published on this website.
Families and young people
The Rule gives family life a special place in the ministry of lay members. It also describes youth ministry and the formation of people who wish to share their faith through teaching and service. Ask about opportunities to take part.
Sharing faith through media
The Rule records the newsletter The Laver, the radio programme Love Heals, and a book ministry as ways the Community shared its faith. On this website, Media carries Love Heals, Mass online and videos, and Daily Hope offers words for reflection.
Outreach
Outreach and practical care
The founding documents record a commitment to visiting prisoners, accompanying people in hospitals, reaching out to orphanages and homes for older people, and serving poor communities through feeding and free medical and dental outreach.
These are part of the Community’s documented ministry; availability depends on the house and its current programme.
To ask about an outreach, volunteering or inviting the Community, contact us.
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