On Friday afternoon, on August 31st, the Czestochowa Icon crossed the border between the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The peregrination in this country will last until September 8th, after which "She" will be transferred over to the Hungarians. The Orthodox priest, Fr. Libor Serafin Halik, father of a large family, had brought the Icon from Brno, Czech Republic.
On Thursday, August 30th, the Icon of Czestochowa travelled on the most frequented highway from Prague to Brno. There, the Icon stopped in the city square at the Franciscan church of the Friars Minor (so called Minorites), under the patronage of St. John the Baptist. Our Lady of Czestochowa was welcomed with the solemn fanfares of Jasna Gora (Bright Hill).
On Wednesday, August 29th, Our Blessed Mother in the Czestochowa Icon in Her peregrination "from Ocean to Ocean" in defense of life has arrived at the capital of the Czech Republic - Prague. In the morning, Our Lady visited one of the largest parishes, the parish of Our Lady Queen of Peace in Lhotka.
On Tuesday, August 28th, the Icon of Czestochowa, visiting the Czech Republic, departed Olomouc and headed for Koclířov, near Hradec Kralove. The church bells ringing and numerous faithful expressing their joy by clapping, welcomed Our Lady in the Icon.
On August 27th, the peregrinating Icon in defense of life on Czech soil has arrived at Olomouc. It was escorted by a vehicle motorcade. To welcome Our Lady, the cathedral bells were ringing and Salve Regina was sung as the Icon was brought inside the sanctuary of the Cathedral of St. Wenceslaus.
- The Bishop of Ostrava Apologizes to Our Lady of Czestochowa for the Scars on Her Face
- Mother, forgive the Czech Hussites who have wounded You so!
- Ostrava – Our Blessed Mother welcomed in the Czech Republic
- Farewell to Poland
- Lots of flowers on Our Lady's feast – Bielsko-Biala
- Half a thousand of motorcyclists in Wadowice
- The House of Mary – Kalwaria Zebrzydowska
- Visit on St. Faustina's birthday – Divine Mercy Shrine
- With the Augustine Sisters
- With Pauline Fathers at Skalka – at the National Shrine in Krakow