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Medjugorje

village in Bosnia and Herzegovina

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  • Aug 19

    Hungarian court detains Polish bus driver for 30 days after crash kills 12

    A court in Miskolc placed a 62-year-old Polish bus driver in pre-trial custody for 30 days following an overnight crash on the M3 motorway that killed 12 pilgrims returning from Medjugorje.

  • Jul 28

    Medjugorje shrine vandalized: altar set on fire, 'Devil in a skirt' graffiti; Polish suspect arrested

    Statues of the Virgin Mary were smeared with black paint and graffiti reading 'Devil in a skirt', and the outdoor altar of St. James Church was set on fire overnight at Medjugorje. A Polish suspect has been arrested at the Croatian border, days before a youth festival expected to draw over 50,000 pilgrims.

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