The First Saturday Prayer Meeting (The Vigil)

14:00 The pilgrims will gather in the Blessed Mother’s Mountain.

14:30 Preparations before the prayer such as individual prayer, confession,

          and taking a shower with the Water of the Blessed Mother of Naju.

15:00 The Stations of the Cross will be started at the Adoration chapel,

          and foreign would have special chance to carry the Cross.

16:30 Pilgrims reach to the Mt. Calvary and individual praying time under

         the Crucifix one by one in turn.

17:00 Free time and dinner here, and pilgrims may prepare the flowers

         and candle so as to ​Offer them to Our Lord and the Blessed Mother.

19:00 The Vigil is began Offering the candles and flowers- Julia Kim receive

         and offer them up to the Our Lord and the Blessed Mother by praying

         for our sake.

19:30 The Eucharistic Benediction with the Blessed Sacrament

20:00 Visionary Julia Kim who is a victim soul and the Apostle of the Lord

        and the Blessed Mother of Naju giving us her living testimony and many of

        pilgrims are being healed by her healing prayers during this overnight prayer

        meeting.

22:00 Intermission

22:40The Candlelight rosary procession along with the way of the Cross-Mt.

         Calvary-Adoration chapel.

23:40 Break time and preparation of the Mass

24:00 Holy mass celebrated by Fr. Francis Su or Fr. Aloysius Chang

02:00 Sharing of graces given by Our Lord and the Blessed Mother’s Naju

         during the pilgrimages or more about their experiences.

03:30 Meeting is over and all the pilgrims make line up and Julia Kim praying each

         one of pilgrims one by one in the face of her extreme suffering while

         she graciously offering all kinds of painful suffering for our spiritual

         and physical healing sake

05:00The vigil is completely finished - it depends on the number of pilgrims.

 

      Thank you so much and Our Lord and the Blessed Mother of Naju surely

comforted as least tonight by little our sinners’ sacrifices and Julia Kim’s redemptive sufferings.