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A Pilgrimage in the Balkans

By Linda Tancs

Medjugorje is a town located in the Herzegovina region of Bosnia & Herzegovina, not far from the border of Croatia. It’s best known as a site of Catholic pilgrimage thanks to the apparitions of the Virgin Mary that have been reported since 1981. The area has attracted some 15 million people since then, despite the Pope’s lack of authentication of the events that have taken place there. In addition to Apparition Hill, St. James Church is noted for the many apparitions seen inside its walls in the early years. While you’re in the region, you’ll want to visit some other popular attractions, like the Herzegovina Wine Route, Kravica waterfall and the Ottoman-style bridge in Mostar.

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To limit the spread of COVID-19, attractions may be closed or have partial closures. Please keep those affected by the virus in your thoughts and be sure to follow the safety practices advocated by the Centers for Disease Control. Stay safe, and be well.

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  Eromonsele Emmanuel wrote @

Oh my, I just connected with someone from Bosnia and Herzegovina and initially, I thought it couldn’t actually be the name of a country because it’s so long but since there’s Trinidad and Tobago, who am I to lament?
Great attractions you’ve mentioned Linda. Do you believe in apparitions?

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  Linda Tancs wrote @

The evidence is compelling. I’ve never encountered a ghost personally. I hope it stays that way!

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  Eromonsele Emmanuel wrote @

Hahaha.

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