Malaysian apparition of Mary continues to draw crowds The apparition of Mother Mary, which appeared first at the Sime Darby Medical Centre, continues to draw the faithful, including those from East Malaysia, Brunei and Indonesia. |
The Blessed Mother Image on hospital window. [See/view] photos of the day these beautiful Images were removed and transported to the Klang Church. |
November 10, 2012 - Reported [here]. Crowds flock before Image of Virgin Mary on hospital window. Subang Jaya: An image of what seems to be the Blessed Virgin Mary on a window at the Sime Darby Medical Centre (SDMC) here is drawing crowds. A large group of people, mostly Catholics, gathered below the area at the new wing of the hospital on Saturday, lighting candles, singing hymns and reciting prayers. Traffic was heavy around the vicinity, with even tourist buses pulling up by the roadside. Photographs of the image, which is believed to have appeared several days ago, have gone viral on Facebook. Access to the window from inside the building has been restricted by the hospital. A hospital official declined to comment on the matter. Catholic newsletter The Herald editor Rev Father Lawrence Andrew said the Catholic Church would withhold official comment until the image had been tested and verified by theologians and church authorities. Catholics believe that Mary, as mother of Jesus Christ, is the Mother of God. The windows are being venerated at Our Lady Of Lourdes Church. The address is No. 114, Jalan Tengku Kelana, 41000, Klang, Selangor, 41000, Malaysia.
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