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The Final Chapter
May 11, 2010
Hello everyone, I can’t tell you how pleased I am to be able to stay in
touch with you, entering the last days of my life.
much that they can do anymore.
I believe without a doubt, I believe that God can heal me
with the help of doctors and nurses. But I also believe that God can
heal me without their help. They have now told me that there is not
So it seems as if, this is the beginning of my last conversation with all of you and I am so touched to be able to read your
messages. I can’t tell you how you’ve pleased me.
One of my favorite pictures of Jesus in the bible is the image of Jesus in the garden of olives. Where Jesus says to the
Father, “Let this cup pass away from me without my having to drink it. “ And the Father says no to His own son, He says no.
And so Jesus says ok, may Your will be done, not mine.
That’s what I want now. I want God’s will to be done not mine. And whatever good may come from all your prayers, I
offer those prayers up to God. I offer them up for you.
Use those prayers, they certainly come from a loving God.
I’ll be in touch with you regularly, hopefully once a week and we’ll go from there. I look forward to greeting you and I
thank you very, very much.
God Bless You,
Fr. Leo Leclerc