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For The Minnesota Travellers, A Miracle Isn't The Purpose Of Their Two-Day Trip, Though They Might Welcome One, It's Often About Looking For A Closer Connection To The Almighty Through The Mother Of Christ.
Cornfields and soaring grain silos line the Minnesota Catholics ' approach to the Shrine of Our Woman of Good Help. The smell of manure wafts from nearby dairy farms.
But the parking lot where the motor coach stops is newly graveled, and plans to grow beyond the shrine's small brick church and gift shop are in progress. Because like this group from Hastings, travellers are coming.
It's here at this modest shrine in the center of Wisconsin farm country, where Catholics think the Virgin Mary appeared more than 150 years ago. Eight months ago, the bishop in nearby Green Bay officially certified the apparitions, making the shrine the 1st such holy site in the country and one of only 12 or so in the world.
Since that time, repeated visitors to the site have grown from a few hundred a year to a few thousand a week. The Hastings group numbers nineteen.
For the Minnesota pilgrims, a miracle isn't the goal of their two-day trip, though they might welcome one. It's typically about looking for a closer connection to the Almighty thru the mummy of Christ.
"It's like heaven touching earth," recounted Joanne Knoll, "It is extraordinarily moving, to understand she was there."
A wait of 150 years
Early morning sunlight filtered thru the clouds at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church in Hastings last month as the pilgrims readied themselves for the almost 300-mile journey.
Of the church's nearly 10,000 members, 1 or 2 have gone on other pilgrimages to places where the Virgin Mary is believed to have appeared : Lourdes in France, Fatima in Portugal and Medjugorje in Yugoslavia.
Joanne and Jerry Knoll have led visits to Medjugorje where You Can find a good Medjugorje accommodation, and Jerry is a driver for a motor coach company, so it was natural that they might come up with the idea of this pilgrimage.
"It's exciting for me because I am able to get out of this everyday monotony and go over there and relax and pray and not need to worry about anything else," said Jerry, 61.
As Jerry Knoll steered the bus east, somebody hit "Play" and a DVD informed the story of the shrine.
In 1855, a God fearing young girl by the name of Adele Brise left her native Belgium and settled on the Green Bay headland with her family. In October 1859, she was twenty-eight and on her way to a grist mill when she saw a lady dressed all in white standing between 2 trees. She froze and observed until the vision slowly vanished. The following Sunday, the lady in white appeared again to Adele in the same place while she was on her way to mass.
She saw the figure once again. This time the lady identified herself as the "Queen of Heaven" and implored Brise to teach kids about their Catholic faith. Brise gave her life to that mission. At first, she traveled the peninsula on foot, going from home to home to teach children. She was finally joined by other young women who later helped her found a church, convent and college close to the location of the apparitions.
Drawn by reports of cures, conversions and more evidence of a divine presence at the shrine, thousands of constant have made a trip to the site. Bishops have claimed mass there. But it wasn't until the duration of Bishop David Ricken of Green Bay, in Jan 2009, the church opened an investigation into the apparitions.
While there have been many reported sightings of Mary, the Catholic church is sceptical of fabrications and rarely investigates. The Vatican leaves analyses up to local bishops.
Bishop Ricken appointed Marian students who studied Brise's correspondence and other supporting paperwork. They looked into the reliability of her personality and the history of devotion at the shrine.
On Dec. Eight, 2010, Ricken certified the apparitions, declaring they "exhibit the substance of mystical character" and are "worthy of belief."
Our Woman of Good Help became an official Marian apparition site.
The shrine beckons
The 8-acre shrine property isn't in the league of more well-known Marian shrines : Our Woman of Guadalupe, in Mexico, with its 20 million visitors a year, or Lourdes, with its healing spring water as reported tagza.com.