Hundreds of believers have been gathering outside of Mercy Medical Center in Springfield, MA to pray and gaze upon an image of Mary that has appeared in a hospital window. No, I haven't gone to see it. I'm naturally more of a skeptic. However, I admit that there is room for miracles, and if God or Mary chooses to use a window to help inspire prayer, who am I to question it? People are gathering to pray. That is certainly not a bad thing. Our world and our country can desperately use more prayer.
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Image on office window draws crowds to local medical center
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