I don’t know if you’ve ever visited Medjugorje, or even read much about this place, but for millions of Christians around the world it is a place of prayer, conversion, hope, and peace.
Sacred images were defaced, offensive messages were left behind.
My first reaction was anger and disappointment. That’s understandable.
But as Christians, Jesus asks something much more difficult: “Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.”
So pray for the attacker and his conversion.
@luca
July 28, 2026
Medjugorie vandalized
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@godlovesyouJul 28
365 Catholic singles Community and thousands of Catholics just gathered in Orlando July 17-19 for Medjugore conference with Fr Dan Reehil. Paul J Kim and Priests from Medjugore. We are very sad to see this news this morning. 🙏 praying for
@lucaJul 28🙏
@organicallyintegratedJul 28Yes! We must pray for those who committed the crime. They are in a deep darkness. We know that the church is strong and through the grace of the Holy Spirit, we know that the battle is won. Praise Jesus! Ave Maria!
@lucaJul 28“They are in a deep darkness” harsh words and reality.
But in the end, lights will prevail ❤️
But in the end, lights will prevail ❤️
@chrishannaJul 30This was so heartbreaking 💔 Just visited this beautiful place last year. I am glad they have restored everything.
@chrishannaJul 30But I do feel there was a bigger reason behind all of this. God knows it all. He know what good can come out of such a dark act as well. Praying for the soul who did this.
