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Please help me!
Hello brothers and sisters,
I posted in the "prayer requests" forum a few weeks ago, so as some of you may know I recently had an emergency surgery. I have been recovering well, but last night I was rushed to hospital again for something else.
I am feeling better now, but my family and our priest told me that this might be "roh marad" or something done on my by "sehr". This doesn't surprise me because we have an idea who may have done this.
I know I should not be scared but I am a little worried. Can anybody give me some special prayers that help protection and getting rid of this, or do I just go about praying on my own like I always do?
What I've been doing so far is: Anointing myself with holy oil, adding some holy water into my water bottle, reading psalms.
Thank you all so much.
I posted in the "prayer requests" forum a few weeks ago, so as some of you may know I recently had an emergency surgery. I have been recovering well, but last night I was rushed to hospital again for something else.
I am feeling better now, but my family and our priest told me that this might be "roh marad" or something done on my by "sehr". This doesn't surprise me because we have an idea who may have done this.
I know I should not be scared but I am a little worried. Can anybody give me some special prayers that help protection and getting rid of this, or do I just go about praying on my own like I always do?
What I've been doing so far is: Anointing myself with holy oil, adding some holy water into my water bottle, reading psalms.
Thank you all so much.

Comments
I think st antony fought in the manner of ephesians 6,
using the 'armour' of God, i.e. those things that our life needs to be full of when we are close to God, like truth, righteousness, salvation (being grateful and realising that we are saved by faith through God's grace and then also living for God), faith, the word of God (read it, memorize it, live it) and the readiness to spread the gospel wherever we are called.
'take courage, for you have not yet resisted sin to the point of shedding blood' the book of hebrews tells us that we do have to resist temptation, but that we will never be under the stress Jesus was under when he chose to make the ultimate, most painful sacrifice ever known.
remember, nothing, nothing can ever separate u from God's love.
i will pray 4 u, may God protect u.