Our Lady in the Sky
At the November 26, 1978, Sunday Holy Hour, Tom Bachor of Little Neck, N.Y., took a picture of John Miles (foreground) near the Vatican Pavilion, where Heaven has made their "home upon these grounds" (Jesus, June 18, 1991). Supernaturally, the Virgin Mary, the Mother of God, appears out of nowhere dominating the sky above Her sacred grounds. In addition, the visage of Our Lord appears (facing you) halfway down the left side. Just above, Jesus’ hand is pointing to His Mother, as if to say: "Behold thy Mother! Hail, full of grace. Come and journey to this Her sacred site, chosen from the beginning of time." The meaning is clear: Our Lady is always present on Her holy grounds, ready to generously dispense graces and blessings of cure and conversion, peace and consolation to all who respond to Her invitation. Also, note the light bulb over Her left shoulder. Our Lady is the light of the world, the shining beacon, the most powerful intercessor between God and man.

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