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Added September 17, 2006 Alex BorliniAdded July 1, 2009 AngelinaAdded January 5, 2009 ArturandoAdded September 18, 2009 Ave Maria!Added May 5, 2006 , 11:36 AM Beverley K. DrabschAdded September 20, 2008 Bishop Ratko PericAdded March 27, 2010 Caritas of Birmingham - Rick RossAdded May 17, 2006 Cathy NolanAdded November 13, 2006 Cecilia AppuglieseAdded May 17, 2006 Children of Medjugorje On the 1st and the 15th of every month “Children of Medjugorje” sends out a news report that is translated into all the major languages of the world.
Added April 23, 2010 Christine WatkinsAdded May 5, 2006 , 11:35 AM Cristina PaliciAdded June 21, 2007 David J. Apple, M.D.Added July 26, 2005 Dirk GrothuesAdded August 24, 2008 Don SebastianAdded September 19, 2008 Dr. Fr. Ivan SesarAdded January 1, 2003 Dr. Fra Slavko Barbarić, OFMAdded November 28, 2009 Dr. Johannes GampertGebetsaktion Vídeň Added November 16, 2006 Dr. Marianne TiggesAdded August 1, 2005 , 10:03 PM Dr. fra Ivan Dugandzic, OFMAdded November 10, 2006 Dr. fra Josip MarcelicAdded August 1, 2005 , 11:46 PM Dr. fra Ljudevit Rupcic, OFMDr. Fr. Ljudevit Rupcic was born in 1920 in Hardomilije, Ljubuski. In 1939 he entered the Franciscan Order in the province of Herzegovina, and in 1946, he was ordained a priest. He finished his studies in Theology in the University seminary in Zagreb. He completed a doctorate in 1958 and received the habit there. From 1958 until 1988 he lectured in New Testament exegesis on Franciscan theology in Sarajevo, and also in the University seminary in Zagreb. Under the former Yugoslavian Communist regime, he served two prison sentences from 1945 to 1947 and again from 1952 to 1956. For a longer period, (1968 until 1981) he was a member of the theological commission aiding the Episcopal Conferences of former Yugoslavia. He has accomplished a translation of the New Testament from it's origins into the Croatian language, and his translation has had continuous re-publication. His books, studies and articles have been published in Croatian, English, German and Italian, and he has lectured at various conferences and meetings throughout Europe and America. Added July 25, 2005 Dr. fra Tomislav Pervan, OFMAdded April 21, 2006 Echo of Mary Echo of Medjugorje is a publication with articles about Medjugorje and spiritual life in numerous language versions issued every two months and published in Italy.
Added August 4, 2009 Faenr001Added July 15, 2007 Finbar O'LearyAdded December 9, 2006 Fr. Svetozar KraljevicFr. Svetozar Kraljević, OFM, was born on September 14, 1951 in Kočerin, near Široki Brijeg. He attended primary school in Kočerin, Seminary in Split, and completed his noviciate in Humac and his military service in Zrenjanin and Priština. He studied Theology in Sarajevo, Zagreb and Washington DC (USA). He was ordained a priest in Chicago (USA) in 1977. As priest, he served in USA (Milwaukee, New York), and in Humac, Konjic, Mostar and Široki Brijeg. He has been in Medjugorje since 1997. Added January 1, 2003 Fra Danko PerutinaAdded November 15, 2006 Fra Kresimir SegoAdded August 10, 2006 Fra Leonard Orec, OFMAdded January 1, 2003 Fra Ljubo Kurtović, OFMAdded January 1, 2003 Fra Miljenko StojićAdded June 11, 2006 Fra Tomislav Vlašić, OFMAdded September 17, 2006 Francesco CavagnaAdded November 6, 2006 Friends of Medjugorje AssociationWe thank to the Friends of Medjugorje Association in Milano, Italy, which transcribed sermons and discourses by Fr. Tomislav Vlasic and Fr. Slavko Barbaric during the period 1984-1987. They put them into a 4-volume book collection, and made them available to the public free of charge, asking only that we remember to pray for the most distant souls. Added June 11, 2006 Giuseppe FerraroAdded February 26, 2007 Gospa - Kráľovná PokojaAdded May 15, 2006 Gospa OratorioAdded November 21, 2009 Gospa2000Added November 16, 2006 Hans SchotteAdded September 18, 2010 Jeff PettitAdded December 11, 2007 Jelena VasiljAdded December 10, 2009 Jerry MorinAdded April 1, 2009 KlošarAdded November 16, 2006 Kurt KnotzigerAdded November 1, 2009 Lavinia TaiAdded February 24, 2008 Lenten Reflections Videos Lenten Reflections Videos
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Added October 15, 2007 Linda CasellaAdded January 1, 2005 Marek GayerAdded April 20, 2006 Maria a MedjugorjeAdded July 21, 2005 Marija Pavlovic LunettiAdded July 25, 2005 Marijan SivricAdded January 4, 2007 Marijan SivricAdded July 2, 2008 Mark MiravalleAdded September 15, 2005 Medjugorje WebSiteAdded April 27, 2010 Ministry ValuesAdded January 7, 2007 Miro BrcicAdded November 13, 2006 Nuccio QuattrocchiAdded June 1, 2009 Paranormal TVAdded September 3, 2007 Petr ChvatíkAdded September 17, 2006 Pietro SquassabiaAdded May 11, 2006 Pope Benedict XVIAdded July 21, 2005 Pope John Paul IIAdded December 17, 2006 Prof. Dr. Adalbert RebicProf Dr. Adalbert Rebic - born 1937 in Hum on Sutla (Croatia). He completed his study of philosophy in Zagreb and in the Graduate School of Philosophy at the Gregorian Papal University in Rome and theology at the Gregorian and the Biblical Institute. Since 1968, he is professor of biblical sciences and oriental languages (Hebrew, Arabic, Syriac-Aramaic) in the Graduate School of Theology at the Catholic University in Zagreb. He was guest professor at the theological institutes of Zadar and Djakovo. At the Graduate School he organized and managed the financial business, and served as editor-in-chief of Theological Review and head of the Graduate School Library. Since 1972, he is President of the Croatian Mariological Institute and organized the Croatian section at international Mariological Congresses in Rome, Malta, Zaragoza, Kevelaer, Huelva and Czestohowa. He worked in the publishing house "Krscanska Sadasnjost [Christianity Today]" as editor of biblical publications and since 1994 as director of "Christianity Today", and chief editor of the religion lexicon in the Lexicographic Institute "Miroslav Krleza" in Zagreb. From 1991 - 1996, he was Head of the Office of Exiles and Refugees for the Government of the Republic of Croatia. During 1995, he was Minister without Portfolio in the Government of the Republic of Croatia. He has been honoured with the highest decorations by the President of the Republic of Croatia and by the Academy of Science and Art. He has published 15 significant works and edited 11 anthologies on Marian themes. He has collaborated in theological periodicals both at home and abroad with about 430 titles. He has translated 26 books from various languages. Since 1970, he is a member of the Prebendary College of the Zagreb Metropolitan See. Since 1966 he has organized and guided about 50 pilgrimages to the Holy Land. He is a member of the Society of Croatian literary translators, a member of the Arts Academy of Croatia, a regular member of the Papal International Marian Academy in Rome, a member of the Jewish cultural society "Shalom Freiberger" in Zagreb, and an editorial member of the international theological periodical "Communio". Added June 21, 2007 Ralph R. Nix, M.D.Added July 21, 2005 René LaurentinAdded July 14, 2007 Sister HalinaAdded May 17, 2006 Sr. EmmanuelAdded May 6, 2006 , 11:36 AM Sr. Stefania ConsoliAdded September 12, 2009 SteveAdded August 8, 2010 The Gospa MessagesAdded November 1, 2009 The Meaning and Purpose of Life"The Meaning and Purpose of Life - The meaning of life is in the inspired words of Jesus: Whoever wishes to be my follower must deny his very self, take up his cross each day and follow in my steps - Luke 9:23. The purpose of life is to remain faithful and dedicated to the calling of God." Lavinia Tai Added March 1, 2009 Totus Tuus ProductionAdded July 25, 2005 Vicka IvankovicAdded December 12, 2006 Viktor Nuić, OFM, Dr.Added August 1, 2009 Vittorio, BolognaAdded October 12, 2010 Wise84Added May 1, 2009 ZimraAdded July 10, 2005 © Information Centre "Mir" Medjugorje The Shrine of the Queen of Peace in Medjugorje and the Information Centre “Mir” Medjugorje are the only official voice and source of authentic information from Medjugorje.
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