A
semi-professional college diver was training for a spot on the Olympics team,
and he usually dives at least 40 to 50 times when he is practicing. One day
towards the evening he went into the diving area in the swimming pool and since
there was enough light coming from the outside, besides the light coming from
the full moon, he did not turn the lights on. There was no one else in the
swimming pool and it was quiet and peaceful. When he went on the platform ready
for his first dive, he opened his arms and noticed a shadow of a cross from his
body on the ground. He was so moved that instead of diving head first, as he
usually does, he knelt down in prayer. At that moment a life-guard came in and
turned the lights on. To his surprise, the diver noticed that the pool was
empty of water, as it was drained for some maintenance. Thereupon he remained
on his knees thanking God and the life-guard for saving his life. Because if
the lights were not turned on, he would not have noticed that there was no
water in the pool, thus preventing a tragic accident which could have proved fatal,
since divers always dive head first. Yet another story of the power of the
Cross.
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