Grotto of Blessed Virgin Mary inaugurated in En Nahud

A grotto of Blessed Virgin Mary at St. George’s Parish, En Nahud was blessed and inaugurated by the Parish Pastors (Fr. Gabriel Nukta, and Fr. Abdalah Hussien),  on November 22, 2017.

The parish priest in his short homily  said that the grotto of Blessed Virgin Mary is an artificial cave where the image of the Blessed Virgin Mary is placed and people visit it and pray for her intercession. He noted   “Christians never ever worship blessed virgin but has a special devotion because they believe that she is a powerful mediator between us and her son Jesus for any assistance.”
 Our  grotto in En Nahud  was built with the contributions of parishioners. The mastermind behind the construction are the Parish Pastors, Mr. Ashraf Komi , and  Mr. Mosa Andw , while the grotto was designed by Julius Ali Taw, a famous artist from El Obeid.

while inaugurating the grotto, the Parish pastor prayed that people flock to the grotto to pray to the Blessed Virgin Mary and receive blessing from her son Jesus through her powerful intervention.

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