October 2, 2010
The Spinning Sun in Medjugorje
Photo by Barbara Goodier, USA
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I took this on October 2nd at the time of Mirjana's apparition. A few of us were praying the Rosary at the Crucifix on Sr. Immanuel's property. We were looking towards the Blue Cross on Apparition Hill and saw the sun spinning. That's when I took the picture. May you receive a special blessing from the Lord today!
Barbara G.
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Dear children; With motherly perseverance and love I am bringing you the light of life to destroy the darkness of death in you. Do not reject me, my children. Stop and look within yourselves and see how sinful you are. Be aware of your sins and pray for forgiveness. My children, you do not desire to accept that you are weak and little, but you can be strong and great by doing God’s will. Give me your cleansed hearts that I may illuminate them with the light of life, my Son. Thank you. Medjugorje message to Mirjana of November 2, 2010
Beautiful, thanks for posting.
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It's amazing how God continues to affirm his signs whenever the Blessed Mother is present.
ReplyDeleteOn Saturday, July 31, 2010, I went to the Blue Army Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima for noon time mass in Washington, NJ. The Mass was celebrated by Father Paul Ruge with a few other visiting priest in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel. While at the shrine, I also took some interesting photographs of the sun, right above the amphitheatre. On top of the amphitheatre is a statue of Our Lady of Fatima, which is also located right above the Blessed Sacrament Chapel.
What's interesting is that our photographs are similar. It's remarkable how God validates his signs and wonders through others.
The photos can be viewed on my website and blog at the following links:
http://www.christian-miracles.com
http://lenarpoetry.blogspot.com/2010/08/remarkable-sunlight-at-our-lady-of.html
God bless!
Praise God, Daily Grace, Loci Lenar,thank you all for your comments.
ReplyDeleteHi, earlier this year in May, I was on holiday with my boyfriend in Naples, Florida and we were watching the sun set on the beach. As it went down it began to spin so fast, it was almost white in colour and was pulsing as it spun. The spinning lasted for ages until the sun went down. We both remarked on how crazy it appeared but thought that was a normal sunset in Naples & that everybody must have seen it. Is it normal for the sun to look like this? If anyone was in Naples at the Pier and saw it, I would love to hear from you. If it is a normal/ regular occurrence it would be great to know as it is playing on my mind. Thanks, Laura
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