Wednesday, June 25, 2025 – Medjugorje visionary Marija, on the mountain, the morning of June 25. Our Lady will again appear to Marija at 6:40 PM Medjugorje time and give the monthly message for the world.

“When we hear Jakov say Our Lady is a great sign; when we hear Vicka say She goes back up into the sky; when we hear Mirjana say a woman, a mother, a friend; when we hear Ivan say on the mountain She leaves in the light of the sun; when we hear Marija say She has twelve stars about Her head, so bright that they can’t be described adequately; when we hear Ivanka was told by Our Lady, ‘I thank you for giving your life to allow other life’ because Ivanka had just given birth to a child. Can it not then be said that to do what Our Lady asks in the above message is to read Sacred Scripture to discover why She is coming? The message that we hear through the visionaries of Medjugorje—is this not John’s same message two thousand years ago when he writes of our present time? Do we hear John’s writings of Revelation Chapter 12 when we hear of a ‘great sign’; when we read Her going back to Heaven in the ‘sky’; when we read about ‘a woman’; when we read She is ‘clothed with the sun’; when we read ‘on Her head a crown of twelve stars’; when we read ‘She was with child.’  All these are exact words of the Holy Bible which are the exact description by the Medjugorje visionaries of Our Lady when She comes.

 

For centuries, man waited for such a time. Man has had to wonder and be mystified by such an extraordinary special time whenever he reads Revelation chapter 12. St. Louis De Montfort wrote four hundred years ago, he longed for the time we are living now. He wrote of a time Mary would be made known as never before; a time waited for by Heaven itself; that men, who would be the apostles of the latter time, would be placed in charge over the impious; a time in which Her children would be purified as the children of Levi through tribulation; a time, which he ends his ecstatic writings saying, ‘I long for it. I wait, I wait…’. St. Matthew states:

 

“But blest are your eyes because they see and blest are your ears because they hear. I assure you many a prophet and many a saint longed to see what you see but did not see it, to hear what you hear but did not hear it.”

 

Can it then not be reasoned what we are being offered in going to Medjugorje? It is a grace that even for centuries the saints longed for. You are in the midst of the greatest event since Christ’s life and resurrection and the death of the last apostle. You are offered what many a prophet and saint were not offered. Can we exaggerate such a grace? How can we, when we cannot even comprehend it?”

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– from “I Don’t Have to Go to Medjugorje. Reasons Why One Must Go to Medjugorje,” by a Friend of Medjugorje, 1996