“Uniting Healthcare with Holiness to Relieve Suffering”
St. Padre Pio was a miracle worker and is still active around the world today working through his spiritual children and miraculous encounters. In his own words, his unrivaled Home for the Relief of Suffering hospital was his greatest work on earth. Through an inspiration from St. Pio, Catholic Healthcare International will replicate his healing and spiritual charisms in the United States. This vision is already becoming a reality through the following initiatives:
St. Padre Pio built a foundation of prayer first to ensure the success of his great works, and we have done the same. Now, built on that firm and sure foundation, our inspired ambitious initiatives are becoming a reality by the grace of God and the patronage of Our Lady of Grace and St. Padre Pio, and when we are allowed to pray together on the campus, all will come to fruition!
If you are reading this, then you too are being called by St. Pio to join us in “One of the most important works of the Church in our time” as Cardinal Burke says. We need your help. Please do what you can personally, and share your passion with those whom you know who have the means to help. Padre Pio has promised to wait at the gates of Heaven for his spiritual children who join him in his healing and spiritual charism. “Pray, hope & don’t worry!”
The Proposed Saint Pio Institute for the Relief of Suffering School of Osteopathic Medicine, is in the early stages of development.
This school will train generations of peaceful warriors who will stand for life and human dignity, armored with true Catholic principles and unafraid to evangelize the Good News of Jesus Christ in their practice. The Saint Padre Pio School intends, as in Luke 12:49, to “set the world afire” and revolutionize the Catholic practice of medicine.
Join us in prayer in the spirit of Padre Pio!
CV NEWS FEED // To commemorate the 20-year anniversary of Terri Schiavo’s tragic death through court-ordered euthanasia, the network dedicated to her memory is launching several initiatives
CV NEWS FEED // To commemorate the 20-year anniversary of Terri Schiavo’s tragic death through court-ordered euthanasia, the network dedicated to her memory is launching several initiatives
HOWELL — What will happen to the old McPherson Hospital when Trinity Health relocates services to Brighton in 2026?
There are a few options, according to Catholic Healthcare International, which signed a purchase agreement in May to buy Trinity Health Livingston, formerly St. Joseph Mercy Hospital and McPherson Hospital, at 620 Byron Road.
In a society where attacks on human life seem relentless, a Catholic healthcare institution plans to bring compassionate pro-life care to the state of Michigan.
The Catholic News Agency reports that the Catholic Bishop of Lansing, Michigan, recently told his flock that a new Catholic hospital would be established in the area, as the nonprofit Catholic Healthcare International recently signed a deal with Trinity Healthcare to acquire the 140,000 sq ft hospital in Howell. The goal is to bring a new pro-life hospital and research center to the area.
In a society where attacks on human life seem relentless, a Catholic healthcare institution plans to bring compassionate pro-life care to the state of Michigan.
The Catholic News Agency reports that the Catholic Bishop of Lansing, Michigan, recently told his flock that a new Catholic hospital would be established in the area, as the nonprofit Catholic Healthcare International recently signed a deal with Trinity Healthcare to acquire the 140,000 sq ft hospital in Howell. The goal is to bring a new pro-life hospital and research center to the area.
https://lifeissues.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/LIFX_LIF5_10-23-24.mp3 In a world of craziness here’s some great news on the horizon. Catholic Healthcare International purchased a hospital in Howell, Michigan that will respect
The project’s episcopal advisers are Cardinal Raymond Burke and Bishop Boyea Martin Barillas/CNA/Nation October 16, 2024 A celebration of two beloved saints recently served to
In 2009, Catholic Healthcare International signed an agreement with the Casa in Italy to recreate the facility in the Diocese of Lansing, Michigan, under the
By Martin Barillas /Ann Arbor, Michigan, Oct 16, 2024 / 06:00 am A celebration of two beloved saints recently served to highlight an initiative to found an
