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Father Tomislav Vlasic's
letter to Pope John Paul II, the official letter of
the chaplain of Medjugorje to the Pope about the events in
Medjugorje. In his letter of December 16, 1983, to the Pope,
Tomislav Vlasic reports some revelations received by Mirjana
in 1982, and confided to him November 5, 1983. This letter
is essential to anyone who wants to understand the severity
and scope of the messages of Medjugorje. |
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The mother of God appears at Medjugorje (some 2 pages), complete contents of a folding card on Medjugorje, with an overview of the messages of the Blessed Virgin and for Holland and Belgium phone numbers for listening to the most recent monthly message to the world, as well as addresses, phone numbers and books for more information. |
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Miracle at Medjugorje (some 20 pages), complete contents of the original columns tabloid of Wayne Weible, a Lutheran protestant who received an internal call to spread the message of Our Lady, one of the worlds foremost promoters of the messages, author of several books on Medjugorje; of the tabloid are over 25 million in print. |
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Messages and
Teachings of Mary at Medjugorje, from 1981 until today
(some 200 pages), Chronological Corpus of the Messages;
René Laurentin and René Lejeune; published by
the Riehle
Foundation, Milford OH, U.S.A., 1988. Complete
contents of the message part of the book, extended with the
messages until this day from the web site of Medjugorje
itself, Medjugorje -
Svetiste "Kraljice Mira" (Shrine of "The Queen of Peace")
and other web sites related to Medjugorje. This is the only
page in the world where all messages from the beginning in
1981 until present are given as one large saveable (ctrl-s),
printable (ctrl-p) and searchable (ctrl-f) Internet page. If
you have a mobile phone that can browse the Internet, but
can't load the entire page because of its length, try
switching off the loading of images in the settings of your
Internet browser, perhaps providing the opportunity to show
the messages to others. |
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Medjugorje - The Message, cover and cover texts of Wayne Weible's first book concerning Medjugorje. First published in 1989, 20th printing in April 1995. When ordered directly from Paraclete Press, $12.95. Chapter 21 - Rita's Story treats the miraculous healing of multiple sclerosis of Rita Klaus. |
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Location
Where
is
Medjugorje?, by Google Maps. Google Maps has new very
detailed
satellite photos of Medjugorje! See the church,
Hill
of
Apparitions (Podbrdo) and Mountain
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By plane
Cheap flights to Sarajevo have started! Cheap
flights (tens of Euros including taxes) to or from
Sarajevo, Split or Dubrovnik can be found with Skyscanner. The
cheapest chairs you can find by choosing e.g. English,
one-way tickets and then keeping the search as broad as
possible, using "everywhere" and "whole year", then
narrowing your search. To use "everywhere" as departure
(e.g. to find out from which countries you can fly cheap
to a certain destination), search for flights from that
destination to "everywhere". A budget return ticket
consists simply of two budget one-way tickets, so you can
also arrive at e.g. Sarajevo, but depart from e.g.
Split. Since normal flight companies have started
also with cheap tickets, one has to look also at sites
like Atp. From Sarajevo
Airport you can take a bus and switch on the main road to
a tram to the bus and train station in the middle of the
city - the real "city centre" is at the eastern part of
Sarajevo. From Split Airport run airport buses to the
port/bus/train station in the city centre. |
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By train
Few people know, but the parish of Medjugorje has a
train station at Surmanci, on the train line from
Sarajevo to Ploče. This is one of the most beautiful train
lines of the Balkan, travelling through mountainous
regions alongside the Neretva river through the Neretva
valley.The timetable can be found through the travel
planner
of Die Bahn, the German Railways, they have English
pages. From Sarajevo, Surmanci is four stops after Mostar,
one stop before Capljina. Few people know also that Ploče
has a combined bus/train station/airport, but the airport
is not developed for Medjugorje. If you want to travel by
train from Zagreb, By train to
Medjugorje (only in Dutch so far) is an adventurous
travel report of a cheap flight to Zagreb and a 10 hour
train trip from Zagreb all through Bosnia-Hercegovina to
Medjugorje. In the summer of 2009 a train leaves at 6.18
PM from Sarajevo to Ploče. |
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By bus
Eurolines operates
international buses to Croatia and Bosnia. From Sarajevo,
Split or Dubrovnik it is three hours by regional bus (from
Sarajevo also by train) to Medjugorje for a few Euros.
There is at least one bus directly from these cities to
Medjugorje a day. E.g. In the summer of 2009 a direct bus
leaves Sarajevo for Medjugorje at 4.45 PM, stopping in
Mostar at the Muslim train/bus station and then at the
Croatian bus station, arriving before sunset in
Medjugorje. But often a quicker way to travel is to
take a regional bus to a city close to Medjugorje and
then take a bus from there to Medjugorje. For
example, from Sarajevo to Mostar the buses go every hour
on the hour. And from Mostar to Medjugorje there are 10 or
so buses daily: 4 or so from the Muslim train+bus station
and 6 or so from the newly rebuilt Croat bus station. If
you have to travel from the Muslim station in east Mostar
to the Croat bus station in west Mostar: it is a 2 km walk
over the Neretva river, crossing the former front line
(Boulevard). From Split or Dubrovnik the buses run at
least every hour to Ploče, from Ploče buses (or train) run
several times a day to Medjugorje. |
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Travel tip
Since cheap flights to Sarajevo have started, I advise to
take a cheap flight to Sarajevo, have a beautiful train
ride to Medjugorje and then have yourself picked up in
Surmanci, 5 km from the church, by car by your pension
keeper of Medjugorje. Remember that sunset is early
in Bosnia-Hercegovina. Surmanci has no waiting room, buses
or taxis. Capljina, one station further, 16 km from
Medjugorje, has a large waiting room, café outside
and some buses and taxis. The flight departure times from
e.g. Cologne to Sarajevo are not so very early, so less
people have to spend a night sleeping in e.g. Cologne and
more people can travel cheap in one day to Medjugorje. |
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