Jun 20, 2017
This installment is about the early days in Medjugorje. Things start changing in the village as more and more people came there.
Visitors would congregate in and around the church before and/or after climbing up to the apparition site where the teens first met the Virgin Mary.
Some visitors wanted to go to confession before taking communion. Others visitors simply wished to linger or meditate and they chose to do so around the church grounds.
Before long, church services were offered each evening.
Gradually, even the villagers began to find themselves participating more frequently in these church services as well.
A renewed spiritual energy grew in the little village.
On the world front, President Reagan delivered his “Tear Down This Wall” challenge to the Soviets and East German Government and things in Poland continued to heat up between the God-fearing workers and the Godless Communist regime.
The Constant Procession is a book, a personal memoir about the history of the Virgin Mary or the Madonna since she passed on.
There will be approximately fifty contiguous installments that run around 7 minutes in length each. They will be published every Tuesday morning beginning in August 2016 and read by me, Nikos Steves.
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