Bishop sees Jesus in vision. Jesus hands him sword that turns into Rosary… Our Lady asks us to pray from the heart, but what does this mean? Medjugorje insights – “Living The Messages” Daniel Klimek narrates Episode 2…Powerful
Our Lady asks us to pray from the heart, but what does this mean? Learn about praying from your heart and in particular, the power of the Rosary, and how it changes hearts, situations, and even history. How will deeper prayer and mediating not he mysteries of the Rosary change your life? Watch and find out! (Some of the art featured in this video was commissioned by Fr. Donald Calloway, MIC http://www.fathercalloway.com)
Prayer has saved lives. In this episode of Living the Message we share the powerful story of Bishop Oliver Doeme, who in 2014 experienced a vision of Jesus Christ which helped him overcome the evil of a radical terrorist group, boko haram, in his diocese in Nigeria. On May 2, 2018, the bishop joined the Medjugorje visionary Mirjana Soldo as she had her apparition of Our Lady. Here we also provide footage of that encounter.
Nigerian Bishop Sees Jesus in vision. Jesus hands bishop a sword that turns into Rosary
By Alan Holdren
.- A Nigerian bishop says that he has seen Christ in a vision and now knows that the rosary is the key to ridding the country of the Islamist terrorist organization Boko Haram.
Bishop Oliver Dashe Doeme says he is being driven by a God-given mandate to lead others in praying the rosary until the extremist group disappears.
“Towards the end of last year I was in my chapel before the Blessed Sacrament… praying the rosary, and then suddenly the Lord appeared,” Bishop Dashe told CNA April 18.
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In the vision, the prelate said, Jesus didn’t say anything at first, but extended a sword toward him, and he in turn reached out for it.
“As soon as I received the sword, it turned into a rosary,” the bishop said, adding that Jesus then told him three times: “Boko Haram is gone.”
“I didn’t need any prophet to give me the explanation,” he said. “It was clear that with the rosary we would be able to expel Boko Haram.”
The bishop said he didn’t want to tell anyone, but “felt that the Holy Spirit was pushing him to do so.”
He started with the priests of his diocese, and then told participants in the April 17-19 #WeAreN2015 congress in Madrid, Spain. The event is being sponsored by the Spanish Catholic sister groups hazteoir.org and CitizenGo to gather ideas on how to preserve the Christian presence in nations where they are most persecuted.
Bishop Dashe leads the Diocese of Maiduguri, in northeastern Nigeria’s Borno State. In 2009, there were around 125,000 Catholics under his guidance. After a surge in violence from the Islamist extremist group called Boko Haram, today “there are only 50 to 60 thousand left,” he said.
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