DIVINE GLORY MINISTRIES, MANIPUR -
MARAM KHUNOU, SENAPATI:
An Inner Healing Retreat for Religious Sisters was prayerfully conducted at Divine Glory Prayer Tower, Senapati, from 27th June to 1st July 2026 (Saturday to Wednesday). The five-day retreat was a grace-filled time of prayer, reflection, healing, and spiritual renewal.
Around seven Religious Sisters from different congregations participated in the retreat with deep faith and openness to the working of the Holy Spirit. Throughout the retreat, the participants experienced God's loving presence through the celebration of the Holy Eucharist, praise and worship, preaching of the Word of God, silent prayer, Eucharistic Adoration, and opportunities for personal spiritual renewal.
The sessions of Praise and Worship were beautifully led by Saimon Namkoiba, helping the participants enter into a deeper experience of God's presence through joyful worship and heartfelt prayer.
The retreat was enriched by inspiring and Spirit-filled preaching by Fr. Dinny Paul VC, Fr. John Joseph VC, Fr. Daya Kishor, and Fr. Praful Kerketta VC. Through their reflections on the Word of God, they emphasized God's unconditional love, forgiveness, healing from past wounds, inner freedom, and the call to renewed commitment in religious life. Their teachings encouraged the Sisters to entrust every burden to the Lord and to embrace His healing grace with renewed hope and faith.
The retreat concluded on 1st July 2026 with a powerful Anointing Adoration, prayerfully led by Fr. Daya Kishor. During the adoration, the participants experienced a profound atmosphere of prayer, surrender, and healing as they received the Lord's blessings through the anointing ministry.
The retreat ended with hearts filled with gratitude and renewed zeal to continue their vocation with greater faith, joy, and dedication. It was truly a blessed and transformative experience for all who participated.
May the Lord continue to bless all the Religious Sisters and strengthen them in their mission of witnessing Christ's love through their consecrated life.
