A documentary film on the German healing phenomenon, Bruno Groening, will be shown in two locations in the Twin Cities this fall.
The film, The Phenomenon Bruno Groening: On the Tracks of the “Miracle Healer,” traces the dramatic events in 1950s Germany when tens of thousands of people, beaten down by the war and given up by doctors, throng to Bruno Groening, and countless heal by listening to his words: “There is no incurable, God is the greatest physician.”
Groening, a simple German man, took no money for the healings, saying it was not he, but God who heals. He makes headlines in Germany and around the world and stirs controversy. Now the full story is contained in this impressive documentary that includes original film and sound documents, archive material and over 50 eyewitness interviews, as well as elaborate re-enactment scenes.
The film is extraordinary in another sense: many viewers report that as they watched the film, they suddenly felt a power, a current in their body or a deep sense of peace. Some even report the disappearance of pain, disability, addiction and other ailments. Groening died in 1959, but today the healings continue and are confirmed by medical doctors.
The film will be shown:
- Saturday, Oct. 22, from 1-7 p.m. at the Carondelet Center, Room 101, at 1890 Randolph Avenue, St. Paul.
- Saturday, Nov. 12, from 1-7 p.m. at Unity Minneapolis, 4000 Golden Valley Road, Minneapolis.
Admission is free, donations are appreciated. The documentary in three parts, each part about 95 minutes, with two breaks.
The presentation of this film is organized by: Bruno Groening Circle of Friends and Circle for Spiritual Aid to Life, Inc. For more information, visit www.bruno-groening-film.org or call 218.349.1571.
