Bereavement Miracles: Recent Episodes
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Hello everyone, I’m Mike Frey, your host, I want to welcome you to my Bereavement Miracles program of recovery. The Bereavement Miracles program is a 12-step systematic approach to unity and hope when dealing with the loss of a loved-one. My intent of this 12-step program is to help our listeners begin their journey towards healing by way of developing fellowship and a relationship with Christ.
The word Miracles can be understood by the little changes in one’s life. What I mean by this is, as the program unfolds, you’ll notice signs that your life is becoming productive and that you can love again while still honoring the memory of your loved one. So when you do see a picture or remember a birth date, you’ll be able to smile or even chuckle because you believe, that you’ll be with your loved one again in heaven and that you do treasure the time you had together here on earth.
In this episode of Bereavement Miracles, Catholic evangelist Michael Frey interviews Fr. Dominic Anaeto on his new book, Spiritual Direction: Principles and Practice (En Route Books and Media, 2019). (June 17, 2019)
In this episode of Bereavement Miracles, Catholic Evangelist Michael Frey interviews Dr Cynthia Toolin Wilson about her life as an abortion survivor. (June 12, 2019)
In this episode of Bereavement Miracles, Mike Frey interviews Mike Flood about the stillbirth of his daughter, Sophie, and the impact that had on his family. Flood's upcoming book entitled Where are You? Finding Myself in My Greatest Loss is under contract for publication by En Route Books and Media. http://enroutebooksandmedia.com/whereareyou/ (March 25, 2019)
The Bereavement Miracles program is a 12-step systematic approach to unity and hope when dealing with the loss of a loved-one. July 2, 2018
Step Twelve: Through God’s healing presence brought about by these twelve steps, we carried a message of hope, joy and encouragement to others, thanking God in worship and praise, seeking to rise in the service of God our Lord to greater perfection.
Step Eleven: Through the sharing and caring of the Bereavement Miracles fellowship, we rallied ourselves with God at our side, praying only for “thy will be done.”
Step Ten: We continued to take personal inventory, and when we found ourselves reverting back into self-professed blame and hopelessness, we reached out to others and programs like Bereavement Miracles to discover the Spirit of God’s consoling love in our Mother of unity and hope.
Step Nine: We made a decision to develop new friendships wherever and whenever possible.
Step Eight: We made a list of all people, places and things that we shared in common and became willing to let go of emotional circumstances and misunderstandings, thereby allowing us to examine our memories with a clear conscience.
Step Six: We asked God to remove all shortcomings of mixed emotions that are affecting our lives.
Step Five: We admitted to God, ourselves and to another human being the exact nature of our feelings, thoughts and doubts.
Step Three: We made a decision to turn our grief and sorrow over to the care of God, as we understand Him.
Step Two: We came to believe that God will restore us back to a productive and happier life.
Step One: Due to the loss of a loved one, we admitted that our lives have become unmanageable.