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The Broken Corpus Christi Cross: My Broken Jesus Testimony

De: Richard Yancheski
Narrado por: Richard Yancheski
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A broken porcelain body of Christ, buried some 160 years in the dirt at Hanover, Pennsylvania a short walk from the Gettysburg fields set off a metal detector screaming "Gold." There was no gold, and no metal in the porcelain at all. A boy named Nicholas rebuilt Him a cross out of pine sticks and twine.The cross slept in a drawer for thirteen years. A prayer-group question woke the story up: if the Jesus was porcelain, how did the detector go off? A stage-4 wife borrowed the broken Jesus cross "keep it as long as it takes" and lived.Then came Our Lady in the June 2020 sky over Lakewood Ranch, three crosses standing like Calvary, and photographs that changed color as they were taken. Dreams of a Ukraine in ruins, and of a music festival on October 7. A homeless grandson who asked his Pop-Pop to "save me" and a judge who told him, "as of today you call your grandfather DAD."A Jubilee pilgrimage to Rome. A papal blessing under a golden supermoon. And then the words no one survives unchanged: esophageal signet cell carcinoma, three months to live, one percent. A man who held up the St. Benedict cross he was wearing and said of the radical surgery, "That would not be living" and walked out of Moffitt with no scar tissue, no tumor, no cancer. "It is like a miracle you will be the one percent that beat this cancer."And a hill in Alberta, where a cross twenty-five to fifty feet tall will stand in the sun for the broken people of a broken world."A broken Jesus given to fix a broken world." This is Richard Yancheski's true testimony, in his own words dug up, carried, and witnessed.Once that's in, the form will ask about Publishing Rights choose the option that says you own the copyright and hold the necessary rights. Tell me when you're ready for the keywords.©2026 Richard Yancheski (P)2026 Richard Yancheski Cristiandad
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