Many busy themselves with what they think is important to accomplish each day. Our Lady tells us of something else we should be busy with.
November 11, 2015 A.D.
Many busy themselves with what they think is important to accomplish each day. Our Lady tells us of something else we should be busy with.
On November 2, 2015 A.D., Medjugorje visionary, Mirjana, looks with human eyes on the Virgin Mary. She, who walked the earth 2,000 years ago, stands transfigured before Mirjana and those whom She called to Medjugorje to be physically with Her on today’s Biblical “Tabor” of Apparition Mountain in this your time.
On Veterans Day, Americans honor men who made “history,” giving their life to change the future for those who would come after them. You, today, live in a greater time, with a greater call as an apostle of Our Lady. Today, your life is important not because of what you accomplish, but because of what is desired to be accomplished through you, by the One who calls us to be Her apostle.
A Friend of Medjugorje, speaking to pilgrims in the holy lands of Medjugorje on November 2, 2015 A.D., helped to unlock the magnitude of our time. He said:
“You are here in spiritual history that won’t go away, because these messages are not given just for us now to change the world’s direction, but for those who will follow our witness, just like those whose witness we follow now in the Gospel readings of what the early Church did. Our Lady speaks in real time, in our moment.”
Our Lady of Medjugorje said on August 2, 1981:
In this “real time moment,” we are at war. Those who serve a greater kingdom, under a Heavenly Commander, are no less in battle and endure no less a struggle than those who fight in physical war. Today, our prayers are with all to make a decision to serve the Heavenly Queen who has been sent to command us under Her banner to win a glorious victory over evil. The victory is won by love in our everyday lives.
November 2, 2015
Praying for Veterans of the Military
and the Veterans of Our Lady,
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