Medjugorje For All (A BLOG about Medugorje)

Not so long ago on June 24, 1981 in the tiny village of Medjugorje, Bosnia-Hercegovina, Mary (mother of Jesus)appeared to several young people. She continues her appearances to this day and has come as a gift from God to us. When I first read about this phenomenon, I was both fascinated and doubtful at the same time. Since then I have researched everything I could find about Medjugorje and have been privileged to travel there as a pilgrim.

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Although I am a born again Protestant I have a great interest in what has been happening in Medjugorje. After several years of research on the apparitions, I am reaching out to others (people of all faiths and beliefs) who have the same interest. What appears on this blog are stories and articles, mostly borrowed and hopefully accurate, additional comments and thoughts from me about Medjugorje.

Sunday, February 12, 2006

Unexplained oozing statue


The statue of the Risen Christ was placed behind St. James Church sometime around 1998. A watery like substance has been seeping or oozing from the right knee area of this statue since the time around the 20th anniversary of the apparitions. I am unaware of any study done to test this substance and I am not sure if this has been a steady flow since 2001 or an intermittent flow. I can attest to the fact that I was there in November 2004 and November 2005, each time for at least one week, and the substance oozed from the knee, day and night, the whole time I was there. From what I have read, neither the weather nor the time of year seems to have any effect on the seeping substance. It seeps steadily. Is it miraculous? We don't know, but who can explain it? Certainly God can do anything.

1 Comments:

Blogger Tim said...

Did you witness anything that could be called a miracle when you went there, or did you speak to anyone who had? I have read about Medjugorje and saw a documentary on it. It seems like it is authentic, which is both awe-inspiring and frightening. Very interesting. Glad to have come across your blog. I will visit again.

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