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Spiritual Shift Before Death: ICU Nurse Reveals 3 Things Patients Always Say Before They Die. | Fellow Nurses Africa

A US-based intensive care unit (ICU) nurse has drawn widespread attention after describing a recurring pattern in the final moments of critically ill patients, one she attributes to an inexplicable “spiritual shift”. Kirstie Roberts, 29, who has four years of experience in ICU settings, shared her observations in a viral social media video that has since been reported by multiple outlets, including The Mirror, Daily Express and Wales Online. According to Ms Roberts, patients nearing the end of life frequently express variations of the same three phrases, often in quick succession: “Can you please tell my family I love them?”“I don’t feel good.”“I know I’m going to die.” She emphasises that these statements appear even when physiological indicators remain stable and no acute deterioration is immediately apparent on monitoring equipment. “There’s a shift that happens, that’s spiritual that nobody can explain,” Ms Roberts said. “Their vitals may be stable, their condition may be the exact …

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Lazarus Peter Kalamation.com

Immaculate Heart of Mary, pray for us.

Wilma Lopez shares this

- “Can you please tell my family I love them?”
- “I don’t feel good.”
- “I know I’m going to die.”

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King Charles III is not the man to put on a new Canadian note

Did you see yesterday the Governor of the Bank of Canada Tiff Macklem, together with Gov. Gen. Louise Arbour, and Secretary of State os Canada's Revenue Agency and Financial Institutions Wayne Long, smiling and proudly unveiling the latest Canadian $20 note featuring the portrait of King Charles III? They held a press conference to make sure the news got out. The new note is to go into circulation next year. Guess who instructed the central bank to use the image of King Charles III? It came from PM Justin Trudeau's governemnt. Those at the top generally never tell Canadians what the change will cost them. In this case, each bill costs 35 cents to produce, that's 5 cents more than the former note, and the entire process to bring it to circulation cost $6 million. Was this added expense necessary? Of course not. The old note with Queen Elizabeth II was just fine. Why are these bureaucrats representing Canada so enthusiastic about replacing the image of late Queen Elizabeth II with King …

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Lazarus Peter Kalamation.com

I understand that his blood line is not even British. Rather eastern European (Transylvania?).
This royal family should be remembered with the killing of Princess Diana. Who was about to start a new foundation for Palestinians before she died.

Father Karl A Claver

Not for over three hundred years has there been a monarchy in England worthy to be called ROYAL.

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Mass for care of creation ready for US churches after Vatican finalizes translations

The Mass for safeguarding the environment that Pope Leo XIV first celebrated last summer is now available for Catholic churches in the U.S., just in time for the upcoming ecumenical Season of Creation. The Vatican's Dicastery for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments finalized Aug. 4 English and Spanish translations of the Mass "for the care of creation," a new set of prayers and texts the Vatican added to the Roman Missal in June 2025. The completion of the translations proved providential for the Seattle Archdiocese, which plans to use the new texts (known as a formulary) at a Mass Sept. 2 celebrated by Archbishop Paul Etienne at St. James Cathedral to open its celebration of the Season of Creation. The monthlong period of prayer and actions for God's creation runs from Sept. 1, the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation, to Oct. 4, the feast day of St. Francis of Assisi. "The timing is ideal to be able to celebrate it when it's new and fresh and just start a …

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Simon Peter

And what about the Mass of Destruction...? Oops, you've already had it since 1970....

Father Karl A Claver

For over a thousand years the Church had ember and rogation days. Then Vatican II abolished this traditional custom, where fasting and prayers for all of God's creation was performed. There were also processions and blessings of fields and crops.