Grabarka Holy Mount in Poland! 3️⃣
In 1710, a deadly plague swept through the Podlasie region, bringing suffering and death. As despair grew, an elderly man received a divine revelation in a dream that he must take up the cross, go to Grabarka mountain and God will grant them mercy🤔
Dozens of believers carrying wooden crosses climbed the holy mountain in solemn procession, praying for deliverance. At the summit, they placed their crosses in the earth and drank from a spring that appeared miraculously. Soon after, the plague ceased - those who had participated were spared, while the surrounding villages continued to suffer☕️
In 1990 some VERY BAD PERSON set the church on the top of the mountain on fire and it burned down completely😭
It was rebuilt eventually, and the place remains a popular pilgrimage site today!
In 1710, a deadly plague swept through the Podlasie region, bringing suffering and death. As despair grew, an elderly man received a divine revelation in a dream that he must take up the cross, go to Grabarka mountain and God will grant them mercy
Dozens of believers carrying wooden crosses climbed the holy mountain in solemn procession, praying for deliverance. At the summit, they placed their crosses in the earth and drank from a spring that appeared miraculously. Soon after, the plague ceased - those who had participated were spared, while the surrounding villages continued to suffer
In 1990 some VERY BAD PERSON set the church on the top of the mountain on fire and it burned down completely
It was rebuilt eventually, and the place remains a popular pilgrimage site today!
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You can still find hundreds of wooden crosses on the site where the miracle occurred centuries ago!
"As we always behave with great respect to old people, honouring their grey hair and wisdom - the fruits of experience - and highly value each of their words, and, apply them to our own life, so ought we especially to honour the Church, venerate her holiness, antiquity, her unshaken firmness, her divinely enlightened wisdom and spiritual experience, her soul-saving commandments and ordinances, her divine services, sacraments and rites."
-Saint John of Kronstadt
-Saint John of Kronstadt