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Reviews
Praise for Our Lady of Kibeho
“This beautifully written book touches your soul. Anyone searching for peace will find the path to faith and forgiveness
in Our Lady of Kibeho.”
—Amy Polasky, the founder
of LLI Academy of Foreign Affairs
“If you believe that the genocide that happened in predominantly Catholic Rwanda was one of those isolated things
that could never happen anywhere else think again. This incredible book will open your eyes to how, from pure love,
heaven warns us of the consequences of forgetting about God and pleads with us continually to begin anew a life
closer to the Lord through prayer, penance, conversion, and preparation for the return of Christ.”
—Oscar I. Delgado, film
producer and the former Latin American Bureau Chief of NBC News
“Immaculée’s brilliant storytelling in Our Lady of Kibeho is certain to help move the world a little closer
toward neighborly love, charity, and global peace. Rwanda’s miraculous metamorphosis from the bleak aftermath of
the 1994 genocide to a prospering country that embraces peace and reconciliation is a testament to the power of
love embodied in the words of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Our Lady of Kibeho is not only a delightful and inspiring
read, it is also a recipe for spiritual contentment!”
—Eric Kacou, the Co-Global
Managing Director of OTF Group (ontheFRONTIER), which creates prosperity through good business strategy in developing
nations
“The appearances of the Virgin Mary in the little African village of Kibeho, Rwanda, is one of the most important
apparitions in recent history and will take its place among other historical giants, like those of Guadalupe and
Fátima. This book, however, is more than the story of an apparition. It’s a remarkable story of how Rwanda,
a country divided by ethnic hatreds and shattered by one of the bloodiest genocides in human history, is being
reunited and healed through a singular faith in the enduring love of the Virgin Mary.”
—Drew Mariani, the nationally
syndicated talk-show host and award-winning writer, producer, and director
“Why did God send the Queen of Heaven and
Earth, mother of Christ, and mother of all peoples to Kibeho, Rwanda? Why did the Blessed Virgin choose to come
into the heart of rural Africa with messages for the entire world? Immaculée, like a flower that has sprung
from the soil of Kibeho, has dedicated her life to addressing these questions and helping us to understand the
messages the Blessed Mother delivered to three visionaries here, messages that echo the powerful truths of the
gospel. The redeeming love of the Blessed Mother lives on in Kibeho and is here for the world to discover. Immaculée
has captured that love in Our Lady of Kibeho. If you read this book, it will change your life.”
— Father Leszek Czelusniak,
the director of the Marian Formation Center “CANA” in Kibeho, Rwanda
“This is a remarkable story of how Rwanda, a country divided by ethnic hatred and shattered by one of history’s
bloodiest genocides, is reuniting and healing itself through a singular faith in the enduring love and forgiveness
of the Virgin Mary. No matter what your race, religion, political affiliation, or personal belief system, you will
be inspired by Our Lady of Kibeho—a true story of the power of faith and the great potential of forgiveness.”
—John Fund, columnist for
The Wall Street Journal
“Our Lady of Kibeho is calling the children of God from across the world to become her beautiful flowers in her
garden of love. Immaculée, thank you sharing Our Lady’s love with all of us in this beautiful book—you are
truly an apostle of Our Lady of Kibeho! God bless you!”
—Emerita Mukayiranga, the
founder of the Flowers of Mary in Kibeho Association
“Our Lady of Kibeho radiates with the enormous power of the Virgin Mary’s love; a love so powerful it can change
hearts and change the world. I urge you and those you love to read this book and discover how Our Lady’s love can
transform your life and bring you spiritual peace, happiness, and prosperity.”
—Steve McEveety, producer
of The Passion of the Christ
Copyright © Ignatius Press 2019
Version: 25th March 2019
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