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Night Vigil
Pray with us and cry out to the Lord!
Every First Friday of the month, Shalom brings to you NIGHT VIGIL! This program is geared to bring to the Lord all the prayers received at the ministry: prayers for healing and help. With lively praise and worship, an inspirational talk by a religious or lay preacher, and an intense Eucharistic Adoration, NIGHT VIGIL is a program that gives you a chance to join the global SHALOM WORLD viewing family to offer prayers to the Lord.
Prayers are accepted throughout the month for every NIGHT VIGIL. Call our office at +1-215-366-3031 or e-mail your intentions to prayer@shalomworld.org. We are here to pray for you!
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Broadcasted every First Friday 8:00 PM ET/BST
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"I felt physical healing from your prayers [while attending] Night Vigil. One month later, the oncologist called to say the cancer in my bone marrow that had originally spread had suddenly diminished to only one spot. I am now going to confession monthly. I always look forward to your events and wish to bring your message in Spanish to Hispanic communities."
"Distributing Shalom Tidings among prisoners as a prison chaplain offers great inspiration to them. Not many prisoners are educated, nor know how to read and write, but those who do know how to read, crave the inspiration they find in the magazine. Once they read one issue, they often ask for more."
"I felt physical healing from your prayers [while attending] Night Vigil. One month later, the oncologist called to say the cancer in my bone marrow that had originally spread had suddenly diminished to only one spot. I am now going to confession monthly. I always look forward to your events and wish to bring your message in Spanish to Hispanic communities."
"Distributing Shalom Tidings among prisoners as a prison chaplain offers great inspiration to them. Not many prisoners are educated, nor know how to read and write, but those who do know how to read, crave the inspiration they find in the magazine. Once they read one issue, they often ask for more."
"I felt physical healing from your prayers [while attending] Night Vigil. One month later, the oncologist called to say the cancer in my bone marrow that had originally spread had suddenly diminished to only one spot. I am now going to confession monthly. I always look forward to your events and wish to bring your message in Spanish to Hispanic communities."
"Distributing Shalom Tidings among prisoners as a prison chaplain offers great inspiration to them. Not many prisoners are educated, nor know how to read and write, but those who do know how to read, crave the inspiration they find in the magazine. Once they read one issue, they often ask for more."
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