Our Lady Of Kibeho: Mary Speaks to the World from the Heart of Africa

A truly inspiring book of unending and joyous faith and trust in the most holy and precious mother of God. May hatred vanish from the earth through her intersession

First of all thanks authors for this Amazing book.You have Mother's Word inscribed in this book so it's obvious it will be the best book in the world,it's hard to put off the book when start reading ,billion thanks for incredible book.

Beautifully captures the spirit of apparitions and their story.

Very presious and touching book... would buy it again ... could even share it with a muslim coworker from asia ...

If you judge the quality of a faith related book by how much it makes you want to be a better Christian then this book is 5 stars. The story is so insane at times I questioned it's authenticity. But it is an officially approved Marian apparition and the details in the unfolding of the story give it credibility. The fact the visionaries predicted the genocide in Rwanda years before it happened is astounding alone. But the book is filled with countless experiences of supernatural and unexplainable occurrences that gave me chills many times. How Our Lady engaged with the visionaries made me love her more. A truly loving and caring mother calling us to her son. It has definitely inspired me in my faith and I will add the 7 sorrows rosary to my prayer list. Highly recommend the book!

Amazing story

I had read a book by Janice T. Connell a while ago titled, "Meetings With Mary". The book was a National Best-Seller. After recently engrossed by a few books about paranormal experiences, (including dealing with the demonic), I thought my soul could use a bit of comfort from our Blessed Mother Mary, as she is who I pray to on a daily basis, as well as the Mother I turn to during times in my discourse. So in search of a book of this nature, I was blessed when I found this book, written by an author whom I have the utmost respect for, Immaculee Ilibagiza, a native Tutsi Christian woman from Rwanda. I had previously read her remarkable book about the 3-4 month genocide which the Hutu tribe declared upon the Tutsi tribe--all Christian people. You can read of how the author survived the genocide/holocaust in her autobiography, "Left To Tell". It is a well written book about the history of a country mandating ethnic cleansing--intending to accomplish it in the most horrific of ways. But prior to this war's result, in the beginning to the end of the 1980's, Jesus had his Mother appear to less than a handful of school girls in a place called Kibeho, in Rwanda, Africa. Jesus sent her to 'appear for humanity', thus reappearing to these selected girls to believe in her and her love as their Mother and that she'd reappear at their school area at other times, hoping that it would call an audience of humanitarian togetherness in accordance of peace and love for her son Jesus Christ--thus praising the Father and avoiding violence. At first communication between these selected girls and our Blessed Mother were called upon as fakes so Mary did a test to show the community there that she really was connecting with them. Those children who did believe in Mary's apparitions gave the girl their rosaries to have them blessed...and those who did not believe in the apparitions put their rosaries on the ground with the believer's. Those who believed in the visions of Mary had their rosaries picked up by a girl and Mary blessed them. But those who did not believe had their rosaries stuck within the ground. Those non-believers turned into believers at that point. Mary would always let it be known when she'd be appearing so that the believers would come to witness (not her figure...but her connection with a selected child) any miracles or messages. People would trekk to Kibeho for over a decade to see Mary's miracles,(including the author). Then one day Mary came but the young girls were not told to Bless those who were there but rather, Mary gave them horrific visions of massive rivers of blood flooding throughout the country. The girls receiving the messages could barely handle what they were seeing as Mary had been connecting with them as their Mother in figure, and would never send them such terrifying sights as they witnessed. This, Mary explained is what would be the affect if fighting would not stop between two tribes. The worst imaginable would occur if they would not come together to unify. Years after, in the spring of 1994, close to one million Tutsis were massacred by the Hutu people for 'ethnic cleansing' and it resulted in human carnage as we know of it today. The massacre ended after 4 months, but the results are still brought to light to myself and others, by human rights groups alerts, of which I belong to. Because the country is war-torn, 3rd world and is a problem to this day of refugee displacement, the ghosts of the genocide still remain. Immaculee Ilibagiza told this story well because she was born a Tutsi and had to hide in her own inhumane way (as she tells in "Left to Tell"). I see also that this author has written two other books and I am anxious to read them as one of the other has to do with apparitions of Jesus and his Mother. I will certainly read those books as this book was a real joy (even though the inevitable occurred). The context of war which I explained was minimal in this book but I wanted any reader who did not know of it to know about it in her other book. There is a shrine of Mary "Jesus' Mother For Humanity and for being the Blessed Mother of Africa" because of all her apparitions and messages. It is an important part of Rwanda's history. I recommend this book due to the pen of this writer's hand, as well as the comfort I felt in communion with Mary for the many blessings and messages she gave the people in Kibeho, Rwanda Africa.

Amazing book. For those who are following the Marian messages this is a must read. The author is very gifted as she is able to convey the excitement and the joy as well as reporting on the messages and their effects on people in her community.