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Matthieu conclut son évangile par la même injonction, un peu modifiée dans l’esprit de la conception théologique de son œuvre : « Allez donc, de toutes les nations faites des disciples ! » La promesse suivante exprime le fait que la mission, que les disciples ne doivent guère redouter, est illimitée dans le temps : « Et voici que je suis avec vous, pour toujours, jusqu’à la fin du monde. » (Mt 28,19ss) À la lumière de sa vision historique du Salut, Luc interprète cette injonction comme l’accomplissement des Écritures qui doit avoir lieu, à commencer par Jérusalem.
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Mrs. Diana Basile, born October 5, 1940 in Platizza, Cosenza, Italy, suffered from multiple sclerosis, an otherwise incurable disease, from 1972 till May 23, 1984. In spite of the expert help of the professors and doctors at the clinic in Milan, she grew more and more sick. By her own desire she came to Medjugorje and was present during the apparition of Our Lady in a room connected to the Church and was suddenly healed. All of that happened in such a quick and thorough way that on the following day the same woman walked barefoot 12 kilometres from the hotel in Ljubuski, where she spent the night, to the apparition hill in order to thank Our Lady for the healing. Ever since then until today, she has remained well. Upon her return to Milan, the doctors were astonished by her healing and immediately established a medical commission, which was again thoroughly to examine both the previous and present condition of the healed woman. They collected 143 documents and, in the end, 25 professors, head doctors, and other doctors wrote a special book about the disease and the healing in which they stated that Diana Basile indeed did suffer from multiple sclerosis, that for many years she was unsuccessfully treated, but that now she is completely well and that this did not happen by any kind of therapy, nor by any kind of medicine. They, thereby, indicated that the cause of the healing was from a different than scientific source.
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