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The Boy Who Met Jesus: Segatashya Emmanuel of Kibeho

The Boy Who Met Jesus: Segatashya Emmanuel of Kibeho

byImmaculee Ilibagiza
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Dr. R. B James
5.0 out of 5 starsAn Amazing Story filled with Inspiration and Tragedy
Reviewed in the United States ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ on September 30, 2013
"Tell this one truth to all those to whom you speak to in my name: Believe in me, and in whatever you do in life, do it with faith and love." (Jesus speaking to Segatashya)
(Kindle Loc. 859-862)

Simply put, The Boy Who Met Jesus: Segatashya of Kibeho, by Immaculée Ilibagiza, is an amazing story. It is clear that Ilibagiza is a Catholic of great faith, and her book is a first-person recollection of her lifelong spiritual quest to meet an illiterate peasant boy from a remote region of Rwanda who purportedly met Jesus Christ and had many discussions with him. The story is filled with danger and tragedy, interspersed with powerful inspirational messages. I would imagine that anyone reading this book, and aware of the 1994 Rwandan genocide of the Tutsis by the Hutus, would experience an incredible wash of emotions - I know I did.

As a young girl in Rwanda, Ilibagiza heard the story of Segatashya and the other visionaries of Kibeho from the local clergy and from her Father. These teenagers were receiving visits from both Jesus and Mary, and sharing their messages to tens of thousands of pilgrims who wanted to hear what they had to say. Enamored of Segatashya in particular, Ilibagiza wanted to make the long distance travel on foot to see and hear the boy, but at age 12, her father told her she was too young and would not take her on the long and arduous trip to a distant village. Her Father reported his experience of visiting Kibeho and the palpable feeling of Divine presence.

"How often in life can you find a place where thousands upon thousands of people are pressed together in one little area for days on end with very little food or water without any bickering or fighting? In Kibeho I scarcely heard a single word spoken in anger ... there is just no other place like it, not in Rwanda, not anywhere!" Dad gushed. "The loving presence of the Virgin Mary and the peace of her son have undoubtedly transformed Kibeho into a place unlike any I've seen in all my travels. The loving presence of God was felt everywhere!" (Loc. 669-673)

Emmanuel Segatashya was a pagan farm boy with no schooling and no religious education. He was raised a "dirt-poor" peasant, and had hardly left his farm before his visitation and subsequent agreement with Jesus to tell his messages. The very first message that Segatashya clearly understood was a request. "And then the voice addressed me a third time, saying, `You there, child, if you are given a message to deliver to the world, will you deliver it?'" (Loc. 1069-1070). Very astutely, Segatashya said he would, if Jesus would grant him with the knowledge to speak intelligently to those who listened to him and especially if any had questions. (I personally think this is a VERY wise request.) It was clearly granted, as this young man who could not read and had never seen a Bible was quoting scripture and verse perfectly, advising clergy and laity alike.

He was instructed to walk 30 miles from his farm to Kibeho where the other visionaries were sharing their messages from Mother Mary. Over the course of the next year he continued to be in nearly constant communication with Jesus and sometimes Mary. He shared many messages of love, faith, and focus, but also was also given a much darker foreboding of end times that foreshadowed the Rwandan genocide and his own death.

"Segatashya: A couple of weeks ago [during a vision on September 1, 1982] Jesus showed me people burning in a fire and wild animals that were tearing each other apart and devouring each other. Then he showed me people hacking each other to bits with machetes. Jesus didn't give me any specific explanation about what those terrifying images meant or when those things might happen. But you can all understand what he wanted to show me: it is how people are feeling toward one another, that more and more they hate one another and want to harm each other. Jesus wants all that to change. The only way for the world to change is through his love and forgiveness." (Loc. 1697-1702)

Years later in 1992, as a college student at the National University of Rwanda, Ilibagiza learned by chance that Segatashya worked on campus at the university chapel and library as a handyman. She went out of her mind searching for him for years, and now there he was, at the same school she was attending. They became friends and he was able to answer many of the questions she had for years. Sadly, less than two years later, Rwanda's prophesied destruction took the lives and property of nearly a million people, including Segatashya, and nearly all of the recordings of the Visionaries of Kibeho were lost.

Segatashya's visions have not yet been officially declared genuine by the Catholic Church, but three of the earliest Kibeho Visionaries were confirmed as Divinely Inspired by the Vatican. Continuing her work long after his death, Ilibagiza interviewed people who talked with Segatashya and examined him while he was in spiritual communication, and reviewed his messages in detail. None of these people have any doubt that he was genuine and his message was directly from Jesus. Her book, The Boy Who Met Jesus: Segatashya of Kibeho, is the compilation of her life-time support of Segatashya and his messages. As with many of these experiences and revelations, there are those that are inclined to believe and those that don't. In my way of thinking, it doesn't really matter what you say, or what you do, or what faith your follow - all that matters is what you hold in your heart while doing it. As Segatashya said, quoting Jesus:

"No one is forced to believe in God, but still, God lives in every person's heart ... just follow your heart to God's love. Those who live in love will hear God's voice, because God's voice is a voice of love." (Loc. 861-863)
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Michael N
3.0 out of 5 starsWell Written but Disappointing.
Reviewed in the United States ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ on December 16, 2011
Whenever I read books like this I always try to discern the motive of the author. I want to know if they've written the book to truly help bring people closer to God or just to make a quick buck. Although I believe this author is mostly genuine, I can't help but feel that she's slightly motivated by the latter. Especially considering she once wanted to become a nun but is now on the lucrative lecture circuit with several books under her belt. The major selling point (at least to me) was that the reader was going to be able to find out all the questions and answers that were given to this boy by Jesus. To my dismay, only a handful of answers were available because the majority of the collection of documents and tapes were supposedly destroyed. Therefore the majority of this book was about Immaculee's life and her inspiration to learn more about Segatashya along with limited stories of Segatashya's life during his apparitions. Immaculee Ilibagiza has written other books depicting her life and the horrible ordeal she went through during the Rwandan genocide so I'm not sure what she had to gain by repeating her story in this book other than to add extra pages.

Moreover, her life story (other than the genocide) sounds like a fairy tale that could have taken place in Pleasantville, USA and not in a village in one of the poorest countries in Africa. Don't get me wrong, I sincerely hope she had a wonderful childhood but it just didn't jive with my conceived notions of life in an African village. I also found Segatashya's conversations with Jesus eye-brow raising. A few times he stated that he actually lied to Jesus and Mary in conversations with them. What's the point of lying to the two people who can read your soul? Also, I had a difficult time believing the extremely harsh suffering Jesus forcefully imposed on this young teenager during Lent. After reading that, I wasn't sure we were talking about the same loving, merciful Jesus. Lastly, when discussing his trip to Burundi, he actually said that Jesus had forgotten to tell him the specific date he should leave. Jesus forgetting? Laughable.

Ultimately this book is an entertaining read and well written but I have to question the validity of it's contents.
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Dr. R. B James
5.0 out of 5 stars An Amazing Story filled with Inspiration and Tragedy
Reviewed in the United States ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ on September 30, 2013
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"Tell this one truth to all those to whom you speak to in my name: Believe in me, and in whatever you do in life, do it with faith and love." (Jesus speaking to Segatashya)
(Kindle Loc. 859-862)

Simply put, The Boy Who Met Jesus: Segatashya of Kibeho, by Immaculée Ilibagiza, is an amazing story. It is clear that Ilibagiza is a Catholic of great faith, and her book is a first-person recollection of her lifelong spiritual quest to meet an illiterate peasant boy from a remote region of Rwanda who purportedly met Jesus Christ and had many discussions with him. The story is filled with danger and tragedy, interspersed with powerful inspirational messages. I would imagine that anyone reading this book, and aware of the 1994 Rwandan genocide of the Tutsis by the Hutus, would experience an incredible wash of emotions - I know I did.

As a young girl in Rwanda, Ilibagiza heard the story of Segatashya and the other visionaries of Kibeho from the local clergy and from her Father. These teenagers were receiving visits from both Jesus and Mary, and sharing their messages to tens of thousands of pilgrims who wanted to hear what they had to say. Enamored of Segatashya in particular, Ilibagiza wanted to make the long distance travel on foot to see and hear the boy, but at age 12, her father told her she was too young and would not take her on the long and arduous trip to a distant village. Her Father reported his experience of visiting Kibeho and the palpable feeling of Divine presence.

"How often in life can you find a place where thousands upon thousands of people are pressed together in one little area for days on end with very little food or water without any bickering or fighting? In Kibeho I scarcely heard a single word spoken in anger ... there is just no other place like it, not in Rwanda, not anywhere!" Dad gushed. "The loving presence of the Virgin Mary and the peace of her son have undoubtedly transformed Kibeho into a place unlike any I've seen in all my travels. The loving presence of God was felt everywhere!" (Loc. 669-673)

Emmanuel Segatashya was a pagan farm boy with no schooling and no religious education. He was raised a "dirt-poor" peasant, and had hardly left his farm before his visitation and subsequent agreement with Jesus to tell his messages. The very first message that Segatashya clearly understood was a request. "And then the voice addressed me a third time, saying, `You there, child, if you are given a message to deliver to the world, will you deliver it?'" (Loc. 1069-1070). Very astutely, Segatashya said he would, if Jesus would grant him with the knowledge to speak intelligently to those who listened to him and especially if any had questions. (I personally think this is a VERY wise request.) It was clearly granted, as this young man who could not read and had never seen a Bible was quoting scripture and verse perfectly, advising clergy and laity alike.

He was instructed to walk 30 miles from his farm to Kibeho where the other visionaries were sharing their messages from Mother Mary. Over the course of the next year he continued to be in nearly constant communication with Jesus and sometimes Mary. He shared many messages of love, faith, and focus, but also was also given a much darker foreboding of end times that foreshadowed the Rwandan genocide and his own death.

"Segatashya: A couple of weeks ago [during a vision on September 1, 1982] Jesus showed me people burning in a fire and wild animals that were tearing each other apart and devouring each other. Then he showed me people hacking each other to bits with machetes. Jesus didn't give me any specific explanation about what those terrifying images meant or when those things might happen. But you can all understand what he wanted to show me: it is how people are feeling toward one another, that more and more they hate one another and want to harm each other. Jesus wants all that to change. The only way for the world to change is through his love and forgiveness." (Loc. 1697-1702)

Years later in 1992, as a college student at the National University of Rwanda, Ilibagiza learned by chance that Segatashya worked on campus at the university chapel and library as a handyman. She went out of her mind searching for him for years, and now there he was, at the same school she was attending. They became friends and he was able to answer many of the questions she had for years. Sadly, less than two years later, Rwanda's prophesied destruction took the lives and property of nearly a million people, including Segatashya, and nearly all of the recordings of the Visionaries of Kibeho were lost.

Segatashya's visions have not yet been officially declared genuine by the Catholic Church, but three of the earliest Kibeho Visionaries were confirmed as Divinely Inspired by the Vatican. Continuing her work long after his death, Ilibagiza interviewed people who talked with Segatashya and examined him while he was in spiritual communication, and reviewed his messages in detail. None of these people have any doubt that he was genuine and his message was directly from Jesus. Her book, The Boy Who Met Jesus: Segatashya of Kibeho, is the compilation of her life-time support of Segatashya and his messages. As with many of these experiences and revelations, there are those that are inclined to believe and those that don't. In my way of thinking, it doesn't really matter what you say, or what you do, or what faith your follow - all that matters is what you hold in your heart while doing it. As Segatashya said, quoting Jesus:

"No one is forced to believe in God, but still, God lives in every person's heart ... just follow your heart to God's love. Those who live in love will hear God's voice, because God's voice is a voice of love." (Loc. 861-863)
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5.0 out of 5 stars Prob my fav book ever
Reviewed in the United States ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ on December 18, 2022
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Such an amazing story and very well told. Iโ€™m a Christian and it definitely gave me a spiritual experience.
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Wendell Neugebauer
4.0 out of 5 stars Well worth reading, but don't look for any definite predictions.
Reviewed in the United States ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ on September 2, 2018
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The organization of this book is such that it has to be read more than once to get the full impact of its message. Perhaps this was the authorโ€™s intention.

The very first mission of Segatashya clearly demonstrates that God has a good sense of humor, something that I personally know from experience.

The early messages, allegedly from Jesus, seem to imply, incorrectly, that all religions are equal, but this might just be a lack of accuracy in the interpretation of the original wording. Surely two religions cannot be equal if the โ€œtruthโ€ revealed by one is the exact opposite of the โ€œtruthโ€ claimed by the other. An example would be where the Christian religion forbids the intentional killing of an innocent human being versus Islam which seems to condones the random killing of infidels and Jews.

The idea that God could forgive Satan is interesting but implausible. The pride of Satan makes it impossible for him to to be truly repentant of his rebellion against God.

The final missionary messages of Segatashya in Congo are perfectly aligned with Catholic teachings. Here he lectured against sexual sins like polygamy, premarital sex, and homosexual acts, much to the displeasure of his audiences. Seemingly missing from the messages is the condemnation of contraception that is the indirect cause of divorce, abortion, and abuse of all kinds.

It is remarkable that Segatashya and his whole family entered the Catholic Church when they began to understand Godโ€™s revelations.

The unfortunate destruction of most records of the messages from Jesus during the Rwandan genocide may make it impossible for any definitive rulings of the authenticity of Segatashyaโ€™s visions. Nevertheless, the book is well worth reading. Any end of the world predictions should be taken to refer to the end of our individual lives. Repent and sin no more.
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J. Lavoie
5.0 out of 5 stars The best book written about Apparitions of Jesus and Mary for me.
Reviewed in the United States ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ on July 5, 2012
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I firmly believe in the material of which Immaculee Ilibagiza has supplied us with in this book. It brought me to the highest of high, at the book's conclusion. It's elating as many people only believe of Jesus and Mother Mary appearing as apparitions in the Bible (in biblical times). But now we find that not to be true. They are also appearing in our lifetime, as well as in many lifetimes to come after ours. All I can say is whatever message they had/have for us...I strongly believe in their words and will always try to act upon them accordingly, to reach Heaven's destination one fine day. That is my opinion and I do so hope with all the materials brought forth by the author and with her living in the region of these happenings, you might feel similar to as I do, by the book's end. This author has so much information that has been documented, and she has seen this connection take place for herself (having lived in the region in Rwanda), as well as having a chance to speak to this young uneducated boy who had no other way of an education, than that of what Jesus gifted him with. It's remarkable and a miracle.

I have read another book titled "MEETINGS WITH MARY: VISIONS OF THE BLESSED MOTHER", authored by Janice T. Connell. I was told to begin reading in that book on Page 130, and so on. You will find other young girl connections with Mary. Please notice the time and region of the world of her apparitions, when something dire in the immediate future happens, turning another region of the world into a massive man-made hell on earth. Then, go to the beginning of the book and read it. That is how I read the book and it worked out quite well, for me.

I for one chose to believe in this book. How can you not with all the materials which we have been supplied with. To be totally honest, this book did not jolt me out of my chair in the beginning chapters, probably because I knew these happenings had existed after I had just recently read a similar book by the same author titled, OUR LADY OF KIBEHO. I recently Reviewed this book.
And the author had written another book titled, LEFT TO TELL, that I had read a long while ago and it is in my home library. I regret the fact that I had never reviewed it so that other people could read my review of that book as it is so enthralling and just so unbelieveable! It's a book (autobiography) about humanity that you would never want to pass up because it has to do with modern day history, a history in which she and her entire family played a part in. That book was also a New York Times Bestseller, and I chose to take it out again last night and re-read it. Today I am drinking in every word (even though it is one of the most horrific genocides that the world has ever come to know), so that I can give you the best review I possibly can. The genocide in Rwanda just happened...in the 1990's. That was yesterday! Again, I will get back to you on "LEFT TO TELL", in Review when I finish.

After reading through all the material the author provided in THE BOY WHO MET JESUS, I know for sure of one thing...I want (as I always have wanted) to leave here for the kingdom of heaven any time that I am summoned. You will find in the book where Mother Mary shows Segatashya what a quick look of heaven is like! Yea, he was quite impressed!
I absolutely recommend this book to open the hearts of all who read it, no matter your religion because 'peace' and 'love' molds all religions, not just Christians.
Jesus introduces Segatashya of an unknown Holocaust to come in Rwanda, because peace and love are not ascertained. It is not Jesus who commands this genocide but He warns of bloodshed if 'peace' and 'love' for mankind is not reached. And due to prejudicial views by the Country's leader, thus was the result of a small country's masacure in Central Africa.
More So, the well covered material and documentations in the book bring you to the beauty of what is 'spiritual enlightenment'.
This book is an excellent reality of our happenings in the real world at large.
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marie bastien
5.0 out of 5 stars A message for our time
Reviewed in the United States ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ on November 11, 2022
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This is a most extraordinary story. The Truthโ€ is often so close to us. We close our eyes and turn our back so often.
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Greg More
4.0 out of 5 stars A boy and a people we should know
Reviewed in the United States ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ on January 29, 2012
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When I saw this book, I felt guilty about how limited my knowledge is about the Rwandan people and the events leading up to the horrific genocide. This book is certainly not designed to be a history book and a study of the causes of that tragedy. It is, however, a glimpse into the faith and lives of the Rwandan people. It introduces us to people and places that shouldn't be just a statistic.

This is a short book of the author's experiences, the stories she was told at the time of apparitions, and her subsequent research. She does a good job of bringing the reader to Rwanda, so we can visualize the people and events. The book did not totally convince me of the validity of the apparitions. There are several inconsistencies with what I know about Jesus that would require me to read and hear more. I don't want to list those inconsistencies because they might have a reader looking for them. I think you should read this book with an open mind and heart. I'm not dismissing the possibility that the apparations are true: There are thousands who met and heard him, and many more who have come to believe. I just need a little more than this book to convince me.

The author is a remarkable individual and I admire her enthusiasm for her cause. She didn't win me over completely. But she introduced me to people and events I should learn more about and care about.
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Dr Aimalohi Uduehi
5.0 out of 5 stars Wonderful book
Reviewed in the United States ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ on November 13, 2017
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Once I started reading, I could not put this book down. I was v eager to hear what the Lord said to Segatashya. It is also heartwarming to hear how he spoke to the Lord, asked very candid questions and at times advised God. What a miracle the Lord performed in his life. For those who have doubts whether there is a God, this is your proof. This book is humbling when you see how the young man literally dropped his bags and followed God. Such faith and trust. Also, he was aware that he would live a short life but that life was a remarkable life. Rwanda has always been on my mind with the view that one day, I would like to visit. After reading this book, I definitely want to go esp to Kibeho. This book is for people of all faiths not only Christains or Catholics.

Thank you Immacullee for sharing this wonderful story. So many if us Africans are unaware that we also have a sacred place on our continent. Thank God for sparing your life and giving you the possibility to spread his word of love, forgiveness and compassion. Who could be a more credible at teaching this to us than someone who has experienced such loss and suffering. May God continue to use you use mightily and bless you in immeasurable ways.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Pray for us
Reviewed in the United States ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ on March 12, 2022
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What an inspiration to read. How many Africans do not of you. I was born and lived in Kenya for 40yrs but only discovered your story from living here in USA. There are many like myself who need your message. You were so near to us yet so far. Segatashya pray for Africa.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Message for everyone
Reviewed in the United States ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ on February 27, 2022
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This is an urgent message . We all see how our societies are falling rapidly into division, hatred and savagery. If only some heed the message conveyed here, there will be a small refuge from suffering, but if many heed it, the repetitive tragedy of human imposed savagery and separation from God can be averted.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A must read!
Reviewed in the United States ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ on May 9, 2022
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It's a message of Jesus' love for us. I recommend this book to all. Really hope of a paperback soon, to share to many.

All glory to God ๐Ÿ™
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