Romina Power and the pilgrimage to Medjugorie: "I clung to the faith with all my strength"

Romina Power, in the Verissimo interview with Silvia Toffanin she recounted her surprising journey to Medjugorie. As we all know, Romina experienced the drama of the disappearance of her daughter Ylenia in her life. Since then she continues to hope for her return.

Romina in her interview talks about when you give 6 to 11 years old he lived in a college of nuns and remembers moments of leisure always spent with spirituality. When he lost his father Tyrone Power, at the tender age of 7, he clung to his faith. He then continues his story by talking about the trip to Medjugorie.

In that not too happy period of his life he had suffered aknee surgery. To face the climb to Subhill he had to be supported by 4 guys of the Cenacle Community that she calls angels. From that moment you remember the embarrassment of having to be dragged along that slippery and steep path.

He initially thought he had received that preferential treatment because of suor artist status, but she changed her mind when she saw them going up and down the hill to help anyone who needed it, disabled, injured or sick pilgrims.

The memories and sensations of Romina Power

Having reached the top of the hill, Romina tells the story emotion that pervaded her, Remember the people who affectionately gave him a Rosary carried out in an oncology hospital. Remember then Aldo Cavalli the very nice apostolic visitor of the parish of Medjugorje.

Watching the film of his trip, he pleasantly thinks back to the desire to pray which pervaded her when she reached the top and stopped in front of the statue of the Madonna. At that juncture she began by saying that the Madonna had truly chosen an impervious place to appear.

That journey, those people, the story of how Mother Elvira had found a way to help two million children around the world moved her deeply and at the same time she felt peace in the heart and a a sense of rapprochement deep to Madonna.