Cant believe such a great story only has 2 comments in 1 year Its a sad fallen world those stairs could be on the north pole i will probably never get to walk them
Thanks for your kind words James! Hopefully someday something really catches and I will gain more subscribers and comments and likes along with it. The stairs are locked off, I am not sure how often anyone gets to walk up them. I have seen them a half dozen times now, and just seeing them is amazing enough I think.
I visited the Miraculous Stairway about 15 years ago. Structural Engineers, Scientists and many other experts have concluded that, "THERE IS NO WAY THIS SHOULD EVEN EXIST" and that this stairway should have come crashing down the moment anyone would set foot on it...YET......., There are fotos of 16 Nuns (choir members) standing on it. The original stairway had no Banister/handrails. They were added later on because the Nuns were afraid to fall off of it. This is just another of many physical examples from Almighty God for us to see and believe. Obviously it was built by none other than the carpenter, St. Joseph, faithful husband of Our Most Blessed Virgin Mary and foster Father of Our Lord Jesus Christ.
Thank you for showing this great video of yours. God Bless you. Steven.
Cant believe such a great story only has 2 comments in 1 year
Its a sad fallen world those stairs could be on the north pole i will probably never get to walk them
Thanks for your kind words James! Hopefully someday something really catches and I will gain more subscribers and comments and likes along with it.
The stairs are locked off, I am not sure how often anyone gets to walk up them. I have seen them a half dozen times now, and just seeing them is amazing enough I think.
I visited the Miraculous Stairway about 15 years ago. Structural Engineers, Scientists and many other experts have concluded that, "THERE IS NO WAY THIS SHOULD EVEN EXIST" and that this stairway should have come crashing down the moment anyone would set foot on it...YET......., There are fotos of 16 Nuns (choir members) standing on it. The original stairway had no Banister/handrails. They were added later on because the Nuns were afraid to fall off of it. This is just another of many physical examples from Almighty God for us to see and believe. Obviously it was built by none other than the carpenter, St. Joseph, faithful husband of Our Most Blessed Virgin Mary and foster Father of Our Lord Jesus Christ.