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Calling all angel stories

Therese Marszalek, a Christian writer from Deer Park has written several books on miracles in everday life. I wrote a story about her in October when her latest book came out.

She emailed several people yesterday with this request which I said I'd pass on in this blog.

She wrote:   I'm writing to regarding a phone call I received from a television producer in LA who is doing a documentary called "Angels Among Us" - The program will include stories about everyday people, whose lives were saved by angelic intervention, or people who were rescued from a near death experience by the helping hand of a supernatural intervention. If you know of any CREDIBLE angelic stories (there must be witnesses, not a coincidence story - the facts MUST check out) that fit this category that have taken place within THE LAST FIVE YEARS...Please e-mail me asap and I will pass the info on to the producer. If you can submit a one paragraph summary of the story, we'll go from there. Please keep in mind the producers are under a deadline (the end of the week) and do not have time to wade through stories that will not be strong enough of fit their criteria. Please respect their requirements. I look forward to hearing from you. (Her email: therese.marszalek@gmail.com)

How do you think the producers verify angel stories?

(S-R archive photo of angels in old TV series "Touched by an Angel.")



Spokesman-Review features writer Rebecca Nappi, along with writer Catherine Johnston of Olympia, Wash., discuss here issues facing aging boomers, seniors and those experiencing serious illness, dying, death and other forms of loss.