I am a Christian. I am just a Christian. And I have a dream: to open the Little Holy Land to all Christians in Europe. You could also call it Europe's lost paradise.

I have already found this land. But the search took a long time, several decades. I had to travel on foot or by bicycle through most of Europe, seeing both the most beautiful and spiritual places: Rome, Santiago de Compostela, Lourdes, Fatima, Aachen, Cologne, Barcelona, ​​Bari, Chartres, Lleida, Prague, Tours, Trier, Turin, Venice, the Pyrenees, the Alps... But God led me past these famous and revered shrines and beauties. And just recently, when I was almost out of strength, He opened an inconspicuous land before me and said: This is my place—Wittgenstein.

A lost corner of Europe in the middle of nowhere in Germany: mountains, forests, rivers, and small settlements. In fact, it's almost a spiritual desert of Europe, with small islands of Christianity where there aren't even any crossroads...

We live in the last pagan era, shortly before the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. Let us therefore give Him a gift and begin to visit this Little Holy Land of His at least once a year and confide our most intimate thoughts to Him in solitude. Each European country has already been assigned small Wittgenstein territories (Gemarkungen) (see the columns to the left and right of this text), although every Christian has the free right to visit Wittgenstein and pray anywhere.

What should you ask God for, other than health for yourself and your loved ones? That Christian life be restored in this region, that churches and chapels be built, wayside crosses be erected, and places of prayer be created in nature. That pilgrimage routes be established, that all of nature be restored to its original appearance and be second only to paradise itself in beauty. May all your favorite saints protect Wittgenstein, and may all your problems be solved through prayers in this area...

That is my dream right now. And I believe that the Lord God Jesus Christ will help us in all these matters, because the Holy Land itself is far away and not everyone can reach it, but our own little European Holy Land is very close. With God! And always praise God for everything!