Sorrow, the Sacrifice, and the Triumph - by Thomas Petrisko (Paperback)

About the Book

With more than 300 sightings of apparitions around the world in this century, Christina Gallagher's experience has been singular. Since 1985, Christina has received messages from Mary, Jesus and various saints. This is the account of the revelation that God wishes to give the world through Christina, an eloquent plea for the renewal of faith and the attainment of peace.

Book Synopsis

A Modern Mystic Speaks
Christina Gallagher, a humble County Mayo housewife, is a prophetic figure for one times. She speaks about the warnings she has received from the Virgin Mary and of the divine wrath to come. She exhorts all to repent, to pray, to do penance, and to trust profoundly in God's mercy.
Apparitions and visions are a part of the history of the Catholic Church, Marian apparitions were reported as early as the first century, and there have been sightings at Fatima, Portugal: Lourdes, France, and Mediugoric, Yugoslavia, which have transformed these locations into centers for religions pilgrimages. While more than 300 apparitions have been reported from around the world in this century. Christina Gallagher's experience has been singular. Beginning with her first vision of Jesus Christ in 1985 and of the Virgin Mary in 1988, Christina has received messages from Marry, Jasus, and various saints. Christina has been marked by the stigmata -- the wounds of Christ -- and has suffered greatly as a messenger of God. This book is the account of the revelation that God wishes to give the world through Christina Gallagher.
Christina's fascinating experiences have included vivid visions of Heaven and Hell; encounters with angels, the Devil, and demons; and warnings about war and mass destruction and the coming of the Antichrist. The Sorrow, the Sacrifice, and the Triumph is, above all, an eloquent plea for the renewal of faith and the attainment of peace.

About the Author

Thomas W. Petrisko is the president of the Pittsburgh Center for Peace and editor of the newspaper Our Lady, Queen of Peace.