
5 Lesser-Known Marian Apparitions Around the World
Lourdes and Fatima are famous — but have you ever heard of Our Lady of Pontmain or Our Lady of Banneux?
Lourdes and Fatima are famous — but have you ever heard of Our Lady of Pontmain or Our Lady of Banneux?
The little-known apparition happened in 19th-century Montana to an Indian boy and girl during Father Pierre De Smet’s mission among the territory’s tribes.
The clarification relates to the alleged visions which Ida Peerdeman, a secretary living in the Dutch capital Amsterdam, claimed to have received between 1945 and 1959.
Our Lady protects us by perpetually praying for us with the urgency of a mother, with a love so ferocious that it causes the hounds of hell to whimper.
This October marks the 160th anniversary of Mary’s appearance in Wisconsin, and a local priest has penned a prayer book for pilgrims.
What connections are there from the early Church to apparitions like Fatima that make Saturday Mary’s day?
Marion Carroll had been bedridden for years until she was healed in 1989 during a blessing with a monstrance at the shrine.
Marian apparition in France remains relevant.
The Holy Father takes a dim view of the alleged Marian apparitions, and has extended the pastoral mandate of his envoy archbishop-emeritus Henryk Hoser.
The Virgin of Revelation story reflects the power of good over evil.
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