Our Lady of Medjugorje
June 25, 2014 will mark a very special day in the history of
mankind. It may very well usher in the beginning of the final battle against
good and evil. On this day thirty three years ago, a tremendous grace was
bestowed upon the world by our heavenly Father. This grace came in the form of
a beautiful woman, the woman clothed with the sun-- Our Lady of Medjugorje, the
Queen of peace.
Today, we live in a world where peace no longer exists. It
seems the whole world has reached its boiling point. Wars continue to explode
in every direction on the globe. Persecutions of innocent Christians have become
widespread, leaving many left as martyrs due to their faith. In addition to
this crime against humanity, lawlessness, corruption, greed, and the lust for
power have reached the point of no return. No country or nation is exempt from
darkness that has brought us to the brink of destruction.
Alas, we need not despair. The remedy for every problem
facing us today is, the irony of it all, Mary, the Queen of Peace. She has come
to light the way of truth and to prepare us to encounter the glory of her son,
Jesus. Her message is simple: repent for our sinful ways and return to her son.
If we pray and seek out God’s mercy and forgiveness, healing will come. However,
if we choose to continue defying the Will of God, and refuse to obey His laws
and the natural order, we shall perish. The choice is clear, and the battle
line has been drawn in the sand. There is only one way to mend the brokenness in
our troubled world-- Mary!
The Lamb of God lived among us for thirty three years as
Redeemer and Savior. Now, he has allowed his mother to be among us for
thirty-three years, giving messages to lead us to her son, Jesus, and to
eternal life. June 25, 2014 may simply come and go as another day in the
history of mankind, yet one thing remains certain-- tremendous graces will be
poured out on that day. Let us, as one people, armed with rosary beads in hand,
lift up our voices in prayer for peace. Mary,
Queen of Peace…Pray for us!
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