While John Petrovich was jogging he sees a ambulance and prays a Hail Mary. The following week, he's jogging in the same neighborhood when he hears a woman calling out to him. She tells him, Hey, you and says, You saved my life.

She was in an ambulance, knew she was dying. She said Jesus appeared to her, he showed her his hand with John's face on it, saying that because of John's prayer, she would live.

February 21, 2024 - Reported [here]. See video [here]. (Read following transcript from video) - John Petrovich is a regular guy, just a good person from Green Tree, a little north of Pittsburgh. He's jogging in a neighborhood he doesn't usually go to and sees an ambulance in someone's driveway. Being a good guy, he wonders if he should stop and check if everything's alright. But he realizes he's not a doctor and doesn't know whose driveway it is, so he decides to keep running. He kept running and said one Hail Mary, and doesn't think much of it.

The following week, he's jogging in the same neighborhood when he hears a woman calling out to him. He initially ignores her because he doesn't know anyone in the area, but she finally grabs his attention. She tells him, "Hey, you!" and says, "You saved my life." John is surprised because they don't know each other well. She explains that the previous week, she was rushed to the hospital in an ambulance and I was dying. I knew I was dying. She said Jesus appeared to her, who showed her his hand with John's face on it, saying that because of John's prayer, she would live.

This experience profoundly impacted John's prayer life and his family's as well. It changed their perspective on prayer, especially intercessory prayer when someone asks for prayers or volunteers to pray for others. John emphasizes that you never know how prayers will work out because ultimately, it's up to God's will. But in this case, the outcome was dramatic and profound, drawing John even closer to praying to the Blessed Mother, who is seen as the direct line of intercession to Jesus Christ, answering prayers for everyone.