Our Lady of Medjugorje has appeared to six visionaries since 1981, telling us God exists, and that we need to return to a life of prayer. She has told them these will be her last apparitions on Earth.

This blog is here to help you live a the full, holy, and enriching life Our Lady says God wants us to live, by providing you with reviews of books related to the apparitions and messages.

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Showing posts with label Medjugorje book review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Medjugorje book review. Show all posts

Sunday, November 1, 2009

Medjugorje Book Reviews

Hello again, everyone!

I just returned from my honeymoon - I married my girlfriend of 10 years October 16th - and I'm about to unveil a new format for this blog and my email newsletters!

The new blog, as you can already see, is titled "Medjugorje Book Reviews". I plan to read all of the books available about the reported apparitions of the Virgin Mary in Medjugorje. This is an exercise to fulfill my own desire to learn as much about these reported apparitions as I can, but also to inform all of you out there about which resources are the best and how they can improve your own understanding of the apparitions and your spiritual life.

I won't really be sticking only to books, either. This is a multimedia world and I also plan to check out the Internet videos and DVDs out there, too.

I hope my blog will become a hub for those looking for the best resources on the reported apparitions.

I'm currently in the midst of reading my first book and will have a review in the coming days!


Sincerely,

Erik Haan
Medjugorje Book Reviews

Thursday, January 1, 2009

Medjugorje Book Review - A Child Shall Lead Them

I just finished reading another book about Medjugorje, titled A Child Shall Lead Them: Stories of Transformed Young Lives in Medjugorje (author Wayne Weible).

This book really highlights some of the fruits of these reported apparitions. Weible gives several accounts of teenagers who were headed down the "wrong path" in life, with vices including drug abuse and alcoholism, but then turned their lives around after learning of what was happening in Medjugorje. He even recounts the story of his own daughter, who had an abortion, and how she later came to be someone who would live and carry the messages of Medjugorje with him.

The book is both saddening and heartwarming. The lives of these children really accents the general state of youth and the dark temptations they suffer through these days. It is no wonder the Virgin Mary has often asked through her Medjugorje messages that we pray for today's youth. But the book leaves a hopeful tone, as well, since the answers to these problems - prayer, fasting, and penance, are so easily accessible. The stories of these children can be beacons of light to not only parents but really everyone. It does not matter what your current condition is. God is always waiting, with open arms, to lead us back home.

I have placed my book for sale on Amazon.com and highly recommend you read it!




Erik Haan

Medjugorje: The Messages & The Mission