Marian Devotion Apparitions & Major Devotions Bundle – 28 Illustrations

A shepherd on a hill outside Mexico City opens his tilma and an image of the Virgin Mary remains. A sick girl in a grotto in Lourdes digs into the earth and water begins to flow. Three children in Fátima watch the sun move before a crowd that came to see if anything would happen. Schoolchildren in Rwanda describe scenes of violence no one around them yet understands. A young girl in rural Belgium is led to a spring and told it is for all nations.

At Knock, figures stand in the rain for hours while the wall behind them stays dry. In Syracuse, a plaster plaque sheds tears that can be collected and analyzed. In Chiquinquirá, a ruined cloth regains its color without a hand touching it. In Luján, a cart will not move until a small clay figure is removed and left behind. Across all of these narratives, there is one constant: Mary is seen as an extension of Christ — an enduring presence who continues to inspire millions to faithfully follow the wisdom and ways of her Son.

28 illustrations included:
Our Lady of Guadalupe (Mexico, 1531) · Our Lady of Leżajsk (Poland, 1578) · Our Lady of Siluva (Lithuania, 1608–1612) · Our Lady of Pompei (Italy, 1875) · Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal (Paris, 1830) · Our Lady of La Salette (France, 1846) · Our Lady of Lourdes (France, 1858) · Our Lady of Pontmain (France, 1871) · Our Lady of Gietrzwałd (Poland, 1877) · Our Lady of Knock (Ireland, 1879) · Our Lady, Help of Christians (Czech Republic) · Our Lady of Fátima (Portugal, 1917) · Our Lady of the Golden Heart (Beauraing, 1932–33) · Our Lady of Banneux (Belgium, 1933) · Our Lady of Kibeho (Rwanda, 1981–1989) · Our Lady of Aparecida (Brazil, 1717) · Our Lady of Czestochowa · Our Lady of Walsingham · Our Lady of Montserrat · Our Lady of Velankanni · Our Lady of Luján · Our Lady of Chiquinquirá · Our Lady of Coromoto · Our Lady of Tears (Syracuse, 1953) · Our Lady of Loreto · Our Lady of the Snows · and more

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