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Who says God does not have a sense of Humor?
I’m still laughing at this servant of the anti-Christ who thought praying to graven images could help her.
Sick woman who went to Lourdes to cure cerebral palsy returns with two broken legs
And now these minions of Satan want money – worshiping Mammon again!
I’m still laughing at this servant of the anti-Christ who thought praying to graven images could help her.
Sick woman who went to Lourdes to cure cerebral palsy returns with two broken legs
A disabled woman went on a healing pilgrimage to Lourdes - and returned with broken legs.
The family of cerebral palsy sufferer Patricia Mitchell have launched legal action against the organisers of the trip after she fell 4ft from a hoist.
Mrs Mitchell, who was wheelchair-bound, broke her left leg in three places and her right leg once.
Her family say she never fully recovered from the fall and she died earlier this year aged 63.
Her sisters Pauline Scarr and Terry Featherstone are now suing for tens of thousands of pounds.
Mrs Featherstone, 60, said: 'You go to Lourdes to get cured and she came back with two broken legs. It's unbelievable.' [Edit: Does she mean Lourdes is unbelievable or God breaking her legs is unbelievable?]
Mrs Scarr, 62, said: 'We want justice now for Patricia. I want answers.'
Mrs Mitchell, from Bowburn, County Durham, was born with cerebral palsy and had never been able to work. As well as her lifelong condition, she had also survived breast cancer and the death of her husband Ian in 1995.
A devout Roman Catholic, she had travelled to Lourdes several times hoping for a miracle healing, and on one occasion had met Pope John Paul II.
Two volunteer carers had just helped bathe Mr Mitchell when she fell about 4ft to the ground from a hoist. She was assessed by a nurse but was told she had not sustained serious injuries, her sisters say. It was only when Mrs Mitchell returned to the North East that it emerged she had broken her left leg in three places and her right leg once.
Mrs Mitchell, who was wheelchair-bound, broke her left leg in three places and her right leg once.
Her family say she never fully recovered from the fall and she died earlier this year aged 63.
Her sisters Pauline Scarr and Terry Featherstone are now suing for tens of thousands of pounds.
Mrs Featherstone, 60, said: 'You go to Lourdes to get cured and she came back with two broken legs. It's unbelievable.' [Edit: Does she mean Lourdes is unbelievable or God breaking her legs is unbelievable?]
Mrs Scarr, 62, said: 'We want justice now for Patricia. I want answers.'
Mrs Mitchell, from Bowburn, County Durham, was born with cerebral palsy and had never been able to work. As well as her lifelong condition, she had also survived breast cancer and the death of her husband Ian in 1995.
A devout Roman Catholic, she had travelled to Lourdes several times hoping for a miracle healing, and on one occasion had met Pope John Paul II.
Two volunteer carers had just helped bathe Mr Mitchell when she fell about 4ft to the ground from a hoist. She was assessed by a nurse but was told she had not sustained serious injuries, her sisters say. It was only when Mrs Mitchell returned to the North East that it emerged she had broken her left leg in three places and her right leg once.
And now these minions of Satan want money – worshiping Mammon again!
Genesis 1:1 In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth
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