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Jun 23, 2013 · I join my faith with your faith for Samuel for the deliverance from an autistic spirit in Jesus’ name. I come against you foul wicked spirit that has attacked this little boy. You leave him at once. I speak and release the Spirit of the Lord over Samuel, and that a spirit of peace come over him.
Father Matthew P. Schneider, LC, a Catholic priest with autism, tackles this problem with insight and authenticity in his groundbreaking new book, God Loves the Autistic Mind: Prayer Guide for Those on the Spectrum and Those Who Love Us, published by Pauline Books & Media.
We pray for catechists and teachers, especially when they don't understand that the persistent talking out or unusual behaviors that a person on the spectrum may demonstrate are not meant to undermine their authority.
We pray for those with autism who struggle with communication, whether it be verbal or nonverbal. Bless them with the means to express their thoughts , needs, and emotions. Help us, as their support system, to listen with understanding and to find alternative ways to communicate effectively.
These prayers are like whispers of comfort and encouragement, woven with threads of faith, for individuals with autism, their families, caregivers, and the world at large. So, let’s gather around the hearth of prayer and offer our hearts to the Creator who lovingly embraces all His children. 19 Prayers for Autism with Scriptures 1.
Spiritual Warfare/Deliverance Prayer to Heal Autism! Father, forgive me for all sins. I repent for all sins (name them if the Holy Spirit brings them to you). I forgive everyone who ever hurt me/persecuted me and ask you Lord to help me to forgive them. Now Lord, I bless them all in Jesus’ name.
May 3, 2020 · Here are 10 uplifting prayers for autism along with printable images to use or share. Prayer for Non-Verbal Child. Compassionate and Gracious Jesus, thank You for what You have already done for my child. I thank You that by Your stripes, You have purchased his healing. And now, I ask for him to be able to speak and communicate his needs and wants.
