Messages and Signs from Naju, Korea

A true miracle through the Blessed Mother

Rev. Peter Byung-Sub Choi, Inchon, Korea (August 19, 1987)

It has been some time since I first heard about the messages and weeping of the Blessed Mother in Naju. I thought that the messages were shocking and so appropriate for our time. So, I hung the Blessed Mother's photograph in the church and preached on the contents of the messages on several Sundays. As a result, many people were repenting their sins. I believe that this has been the true miracle through the Blessed Mother. The confession line has continued until late at night. Confessions are sincere and from truly repentant heart. I think that this shows that people are digesting at least some of the Blessed Mother's messages. I pray that the Blessed Mother's profound intention for the establishment of Christ's Kingdom be realized.

My heart was becoming torn apart because of my sins

Marie-Clara Jeung-Ji Hong, Euijungbu, Kyungki Province, Korea (September 15, 1987)

My name is Marie-Clara Hong from Euijungbu City (north of Seoul, near DMZ). I saw the Blessed Mother shedding blood from her nose and bloody tears from her eyes on the Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows. Tears and blood were flowing down to her chin. I could see her sweating also. Her upper lip was swollen. I felt that my heart was becoming torn apart because of the sins that I had committed knowingly. From now on, I will abandon worldly desires so that I may be forgiven of my sins.

I saw her tears of blood flowing down continuously

Seraphina Yang together with Helena Noh, Kunsan, Chungnam Province, Korea (December 8, 1988)

We came to Naju on the Solemnity of the Blessed Mother's Immaculate Conception. Helena Noh, also from Kunsan, and I entered the Blessed Mother's House (the Chapel in Naju) and saw tears of blood flowing down from both of the Blessed Mother's eyes. Tears of blood were flowing down to her chin, her dress and her feet. Even at this moment while I am writing down this testimony, I can see her tears of blood flowing down continuously. Father Nazarus Lee, Pastor of Naju, and twelve other pilgrims also witnessed this.

Even at this moment, tears of blood are still flowing

Lawrence Kap-Joo Choi, Naju, Korea (October 14, 1989)

When I came to the Chapel at about 9 a.m., I saw the Blessed Mother shedding more tears of blood from both eyes than before. The tears of blood flowed down on her cheeks and to her dress, her feet and the pillow under her statue. Even at this moment, tears of blood are still flowing.

When I saw the Blessed Mother's tears of blood, my whole body trembled

Catharina Sang-Myung Lee together with Clara Jae-Shin Lee, Seoul, Korea (November 19, 1989)

On November 18, 1989, when we had the season's first snow, we took an express bus to Naju from Seoul at 4:10 p.m. Most of us in the bus were Legio Mariae members of the Daechee-dong Parish in Seoul. It snowed and rained heavily on the way. We arrived in Naju at 10:10 p.m. When I entered the Chapel and saw the Blessed Mother shedding tears of blood for the first time, my whole body trembled. We continued looking at the Blessed Mother, also thinking about Julia, who had been suffering for our sake, and repenting our sins. The Blessed Mother's tears of blood flowed from her eyes down to her lips. Her eyes looked alive. With her bloodshot eyes, she was looking at us. Her tears and tears of blood continued to flow down, making her dress wet. We continued watching and feeling deeply moved. We continued our meditation and prayers.