Intimate Messages from Heaven

I am writing this book review for Wayne Weible’s newest book, “Intimate Messages From Heaven: The Story of Holy Love Ministries” (New Hope Press, 2016), to encourage others to read this well-written account of the heavenly apparitions that are taking place at Maranatha Spring and Shrine, the Cleveland area, Ohio (USA). Wayne Weible is an internationally acclaimed author and speaker of the apparitions of Our Lady of Medjugorje. Since the 1980s, he has written 13 books on Our Lady of Medjugorje and this is his first book on heavenly apparitions that are not specifically on Medjugorje. Currently, the book about Holy Love Ministries is available in the USA and I hope that it will be made available worldwide soon.I received my 123-page book last Friday and I was able to finish reading it this weekend. There is a Forward and 10 chapters. Each chapter has a concluding heavenly message to reflect upon. I read the book cover-to-cover and I suggest everyone read each page, including the Forward. In the Forward, Wayne Weible briefly explains why he is writing about Holy Love Ministries after devoting much of his journalistic career to solely, Our Lady of Medjugorje. It will be good to be read by the curious folks.Here is a breakdown of the 10 chapters:Chapter 1 – Discernment – Weible outlines a 3-step process on how to discern heavenly messages, of which there are many methods on how to discern. He compares the apparitions taking place at Holy Love Ministries to those at Medjugorje;Chapter 2 – I Believe – The personal story of how Weible came to believe in the apparitions at Holy Love Ministries;Chapter 3 – The Messenger – A brief glimpse into the life of the visionary, Maureen Sweeney-Kyle, and how she became Heaven’s messenger;Chapter 4 – The Story – A history of Holy Love Ministries and how it evolved to become an ecumenical apostolate;Chapter 5 – Called To Serve – Testimonies of five key people involved with Holy Love Ministries and how they came to serve. Many miracles were involved;Chapter 6 – Opposition – This chapter is devoted to the controversy associated with Holy Love Ministries and the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland. A comparison is made to Medjugorje—It is important to understand that Holy Love Ministries is an ecumenical apostolate and not a Catholic association. It falls outside the Catholic jurisdiction of the Cleveland Diocese; thus, the Bishop has no authority to forbid people to come and to believe. The Cleveland Bishop’s Office even acknowledged legally that Holy Love Ministries is independent from the diocese and ecumenical, not Catholic. But, the Bishop has violated the stipulations of the legal agreement many times since then, by commenting on Holy Love Ministries and trying to exert authority and jurisdiction;Chapter 7 – Witness – 8 testimonies of miraculous healings and conversions through Holy Love Ministries and its healing waters of Maranatha Spring on the property, which Our Lady has said is comparable to the healing waters in Lourdes, France. There are literally thousands of healings and testimonies that are posted on the walls of the various shrines on the property;Chapter 8 – Words From Heaven – A sample of heavenly messages given at Holy Love Ministries. Since 1985, the visionary has received over 30,000 messages;Chapter 9 – Powerful Endorsements – A sample of important Catholic Bishops, priests, theologians, and laity, that have supported the mission of Holy Love Ministries; andChapter 10 – Come And See – A layout overview of the property, Maranatha Spring and Shrine, home of Holy Love Ministries, and an open invitation to all people of all faiths to visit and learn more.I hope this book review helps others.Mary, Refuge of Holy Love, pray for us! God bless!

This book is a great staring point to learning about a well kept secret. That Mother Mary is currently appearing in the USA and is asking us to change our ways.I have been to Holy Love Ministries in Ohio four times and have followed the messages by visionary Maureen Sweeney Kyle for the past 8 years. The messages conform to the doctrines of the church, speak strongly against abortion. Mother Mary and the saints urge us through many messages to return to a life of prayer and sacrifice. We have seen many signs during the apparitions that occur at Holy Love. We've seen the sun spinning, two suns in the sky at the same time, the sun turning red. There are many more messages on the Holy love Ministries website as well as books with all messages from the 1990s. Many healings and miracles occur. The spring water from Holy Love ministries has been the source of many miracles as well. Mother Mary urges each one of us to personally visit the shrine and experience all the graces and blessings she is bestowing on all those who come on a pilgrimage, in faith.

This is a great book and everyone needs to read it. Mary and Jesus still care about the United States of America. So much so that they are appearing in these United States.

I have read 3 of Wayne Weible's books on Medjugorje and have enjoyed them all. This book did not disappoint. It was absolutely satisfying & I try to promote it & give copies away. I'm talking to friends & family about a pilgrimage to Holy Love Ministries after Mr. Weible's promotion of the site.

Excellent! Wayne Weible clearly provides how Maranatha Springs came to be. He also clearly discusses the messages provided by the Blessed Mother to the visionary, Maureen Kyle-Sweeney and the growing ministry. It brings great hope, love, inspiration and mercy.

Holy Love and the messages are the daily food we should be consuming.

Beautiful

I love Wayne Weible and his books. But he, and a great many others, have been misled about this place and the purported messages. They are not only not from heaven, they are not supernatural. The bishop of Cleveland was asked to look into this site and its claims about messages. When they merely urged caution, the messages and the 'locutionist' began criticizing and attacking local church officials. Eventually, the diocese determined that the 'messages' are not supernatural in origin. As such, priests are prohibited from offering sacraments there, and the lay faithful are admonished not to attend or participate. I'll stick to Wayne's other books and to other apparition sites that don't have so many glaring red flags.