Holy
Week 2010 in Naju

Julia
suffers the pains of the Scourging and the Crown of Thorns on the Way Sof
the Cross
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Article: Our Lord is
Really Present in All Parts of the Eucharist

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An experiment with an unconsecrated
host demonstrating how many particles of the Eucharist fall from the host
when received in the hand
(original
source from Fr. John Zuhlsdorf's blog, "What Does the Prayer Really
Say?")
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Testimonies of
a Bishop, priests, and religious visiting Naju, October 19, 2009

Bishop Emeritus James Chan, aged 83 from Johor Bahru
state, South Malaysia
“This is my fourth visit to Naju, but, every
time, I am filled with amazement and expectations as though it were
my first pilgrimage here. Mrs. Julia Kim is testifying for the
messages of love and praying for us with all her strength. This
would not be possible without the assistance from the Lord and the
Blessed Mother.”
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New Publication:
Mary's Touch Special Issue 2009 #2
Signs from Heaven
continue in Naju, Korea
PDF version (2.0 MB)
Pilgrims to Naju need
not worry about threat of excommunication
...in July 2008, we were informed by a Bishop, who had visited
the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples and asked about the
situation concerning Naju, and learned that Cardinal Dias had sent an
official letter to the Kwangju Archbishop regarding Naju, which contained
the following information:
As what has been happening in Naju is
considered a private revelation, the restrictions do not apply to the
pilgrims to Naju. Likewise, the penalties on Fr. Aloysius Chang should be
lifted. Fr. Chang can celebrate Mass.
Thus, the Cardinal was informing the Kwangju Archdiocese that the
penalties mentioned its Decree could not be applied. Therefore, the
faithful who consider visiting Naju need not worry about the threat of
excommunication any longer and, also, Fr. Aloysius Chang is not to be
expelled from his diocese and can continue his priestly functions.
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New Publication:
Mary's Touch Special Issue 2009 - Questions and Answers about Naju
PDF version (1.1 MB)
Update:
Kwangju Archbishop defiantly declares 'automatic excommunication'
Archbishop Andrew Choi of
Kwangju, in an apparent excess of his own authority, attempted on January
24, 2008, to declare "automatic excommunication" of those who participate
in celebrations in the Chapel or Blessed Mother's Mountain in Naju,
applying the decree not only to those in his own diocese but to Catholics
anywhere in the world. The Archbishop also unjustly expelled Fr. Aloysius
Chang from the archdiocese. We await the Vatican's reply regarding the
validity of this astonishing decree.
Update --
January 24, 2008
A
Special Update: Vatican urges Kwangju Archbishop to accept Naju
Special Update on
Korean bishops' ad limina visit -- December 12, 2007
MBC TV
in Korea airs slanderous program on Naju
Summary -- November
17, 2007
More background --
November 2, 2007
Korean bishops' ad
limina visit -- November 23, 2007
Interview with
Archbishop Andrew Choi of Kwangju, 11-15-2007
Position of the
Archdiocese of Kwangju, 11-19-2007
Testimony of Michaela
Kim
Videos on Naju
Now available on DVD
Ordering information
Pope
John Paul II's Special Love for the Blessed Mother of Naju
It has been widely known
that the late Pope John Paul II had a special interest in and love for the
Blessed Mother of Naju. As he had already had a profound love for and
devotion to the Blessed Mother from the earliest years of his life, it is
not surprising that he also had such a deep love for the Blessed Mother of
Naju who had been shedding tears and tears of blood out of her love and
concern for the entire human race
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My Reformed Life as a
Priest
An
Excerpt from
Rev. Aloysius Hong-Bin Chang’s book:
Oh, What an Amazing
Love!
Book:
The
Mother of God
by
Rev. Valentine Long, OFM
Table of
Contents
New Book:
The Catholic Faith and Special Revelations
PDF version (114
KB) or
HTML version
The Way of the
Cross in Naju, Korea - by Julia Kim
From the foreword by Bishop Dominic Su:
I recommend this book, as I believe that many people will
experience spiritual growth as well as spiritual and physical healings by
receiving the graces of repentance through this Way of the Cross where the
Lord and the Blessed Mother personally walked together, shedding Blood.
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Our
Lady of Grace
This image of
Our Lady of Grace is painted on the front wall and ceiling behind
the altar in the church at San Giovanni Rotondo, Italy, where St. Pio of
Pietrelcina lived. In this
image, the Baby Jesus is trying to give us, also children of His Mother in
the order of grace, His Mother’s milk, which represents grace. More...
Infant Jesus
of Prague

While countless statues of the Christ Child are venerated only during the
Christmas season, the statue of the Infant Jesus of Prague enjoys
recognition throughout the year and experiences a worldwide reputation.
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St. Catherine Labouré and the Miraculous Medal
— by Rev. Robert J. Billett, C.M.F.
The night of
July 18, 1830 was a night that changed the history of the world. It was
the night that the Blessed Virgin Mary ushered in the modern Marian era.
It had been almost 300 years since the apparition of Our Lady of Guadalupe
in 1531. This night in 1830 Our Lady’s apparition began a series of Marian
apparitions, manifestations and ecclesial events that were to succeed one
another down to our own day. We can very well see why Pope Paul VI
declared, "Our era may well be called the Marian Era." (The Great
Sign, #6, p.11; May 13, 1967)
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Our Mother of Perpetual Help 
The sacred picture of “Our Mother of Perpetual Help” is fittingly
venerated in the church named after the Marian Doctor of the church St.
Alphonsus Liguori....
The story of this Icon is one of the most unusual and involved stories of
the many Marian shrines and miraculous images throughout the world.
The painting originally came from the island of Crete where it had
been venerated for a number of years.
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