Constant Procession

Part 12- This is the twelfth installment of my 1st book "The Constant Procession."  You're hearing it for free from cover to cover in 15-minute podcast segments this summer . . . This installment continues at the end of WWI, Those who died on the battlefields were the best and brightest of their generation.  The toll and mourning for those young men held a seldom remembered additional burden beyond family tragedy. For the world at large their deaths created a vacuum of natural leaders across all countries.  Nihilism filled that leadership void. The weaker replacements ushered in the attitude that "anything goes."  The "Roaring Twenties" lead to the "Great Depression." WWII started and began to repeat the deadly cycle. But then, a Marian apparition from long ago broke the spiral. Bringing defiance to the deadly conflict through a phenomenon known as "Our Lady of the Great Return."  It brought people hope and became an 'endless procession' as people marched behind a very special statue of the Virgin