The Best of "The Spirit of Medjugorje": Volume II
The author, who is a mathematics teacher by profession, received the gift of writing and editing on a pilgrimage to the village of Medjugorje in Bosnia-Herzegovina in 1998. A stranger walked up to her the first day there and told her she should be taking notes at the talks since she was a teacher. Since this man had no way of knowing that she was a teacher, she began taking notes at all the talks from that point on. When she came home, a lady from her parish gave her a copy of "The Spirit of Medjugorje" newsletter and told her to write up her testimony and send it to the editor, and it was published a month later. She continued to write, and in two years became co-editor. In 2002, after the editor suffered a heart attack, she began editing the newsletter. She has published a "beginner's guide" to Medjugorje for those who know little or nothing about Medjugorje. Over 20,000 have been distributed. "The Spirit of Medjugorje" monthly newsletter is distributed to 50 states and 35 foreign countries, and is published on the internet at www.spiritofmedjugorje.org. In 2005 she published Volume I of The Best of "The Spirit of Medjugorje." The author also has been published in the Catholic best-seller, 101 Inspirational Stories of the Rosary. and also The Fruits of Medjugorje: Stories of True and Lasting Conversion. The author's mission in life is to spread the messages of Our Lady of Medjugorje to the world. Her articles have been used in many other publications, including ones in Canada, Australia, England, Poland, New Zealand, and Wales.