Situated in a clinic, the Beth Myriam of Tuau offers totally free medical assistance to all those who need it. Moreover, a meal is given every Friday to about 45 people, children and adults.
This Beth Myriam feeds poor people of all ages, they read the Messages and are also part of the TLIG Prayer Group in Tuao.
Vassula visited the Beth Myriam in Nov. '05, here with caregivers Dr. and Mrs. de Laza.
TLIG is very much alive in the enthusiasm and hard work of Dr. German de Laza and his wife Josie. After the TLIG Holy Land pilgrimage in 2000 they said: Yes - to Jesus, they opened a Beth Myriam blessed and inaugurated solemnly by His Excellency Archbishop Diosdado A. Talamayan, DD in September 2000. His free medical services for the unfortunate together with TLIG evangelization have reached the mountains of the next province, Kalinga Apayao.
Divinely powered by regular prayer meetings and personal contemplative reading, the couple and the TLIG-BM volunteers have been surely taking these words of our Holy Mother seriously: abide only in Faith, Hope and Love, let these be your fruit filling your heart God-is-among-you to provide your soul all that it lacks; the Vineyards of the Lord shall multiply and They shall yield enough fruit to feed thousands;(22.9.89)
Dr. de Laza gives free medical treatment to the poor in these hospital beds
Every Friday, the poor are served a hot meal after the Prayer Meeting.
Testimony
My Personal Testimony of the BM Tuao
I was widowed seven years ago and left with eight (8) children. I had a hard time making both ends meet because I occasionally earned money from sewing clothes. After many years of financial problems, I was able to let some of my children finish their secondary education, but this was not enough for them to make a decent living. After several years, most of them got married and resided in our neighborhood. Now I have thirty five (35) grandchildren, aging from 2 to 15 years old. This time the survival problem was doubled but still with God’s help, my children, grandchildren and I managed to squeeze whatever budget we had.
Since the Beth Myriam was established in Tuao, life has changed materially and spiritually, for now my grandchildren enjoy the warmness and love extended by the Beth Myriam, through the care of Dr. German and Josie de Laza. Spiritually, my grandchildren learned how to pray the rosary in our neighborhood and are now conscious of the importance of the Holy Mass. Before, they only watched television and were very irregular in their mass attendance. Now, slight sickness of the clan is not a problem for medicines are easily given to them and they are looked after in the clinic.
Indeed, our Lord and Mother Mary, are ever solicitous for the spiritual and material welfare of their children. In turn, we would like to extend our gratitude, love and appreciation to God and our Blessed Mother for using the Beth Myriam to be instruments of God’s love in this Third World country. Rest assured that the precept of the Lord which is Love dominates our whole being.
With Jesus, Mary and Joseph,
Felisa Salvador
Bagumbayan, Tuao, Cagayan
Contact information
Address: Cagayan Valley, Philippines Email: Responsible: Dr. German de Laza
TOP NEWS: Carol Chamberlain in Dublin – July 28th 2007 The visit of a TLIG Witness to any country is always a gift and blessing from Heaven. It allows the TLIG Message to be introduced to many new souls in a special way, while at the same time invigorating, uplifting and infusing the local TLIG people anew.
Witnessing in Dublin, July 2007 I had the very good fortune of living with Vassula and working for True life in God in Rome, Italy for a year in 2001-2002. Vassula used to say that Jesus’ pace is fast and I certainly became familiar with this concept over a period of years.
TLIG Participating Together in the Greek Orthodox Easter in Alexandria, Egypt 2008 Easter of the Christians, of Unity, of Love, of Sorrow and of Piety. 158 persons of different confessions from 24 different countries, united in the Word of God, joined together for the celebration of the Greek-Orthodox Easter, in Alexandria in Egypt.
