Solemn Mass | 45th Anniversary of the Apparitions our Our Lady in Medjugorje

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🙏 Join Us for the Closing Celebration of the 45th Anniversary of the Apparitions of Our Lady in Medjugorje As we conclude this extraordinary celebration of prayer and grace, we invite you to participate in the Solemn Holy Mass from St. John Paul II Hall in Medjugorje on Thursday, June 25, 2026, at 6:00 a.m. ET. Together, let us give thanks to God for 45 years of Our Lady's loving presence and her constant call to conversion, prayer, and peace. As Our Queen of Peace, Mary continues to lead us closer to her Son, Jesus Christ, inviting us to pray for peace in our hearts, our families, our communities, and throughout the world. 📺 Watch LIVE on our YouTube channel and at DivineMercyPlus.org as we unite with pilgrims from around the globe in this beautiful closing celebration. May Our Lady of Medjugorje continue to intercede for us and guide us on the path of holiness. We look forward to praying with you!

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