December 12, 1531. This symbolic language highly affected the Indians who responded massively to the message: nine million baptisms were requested in seven years, compared with only a few tens of thousands

attention to his story that he himself accords. Indeed, he introduces us to the Lord who sent the message, the Virgin to whom it is sent and the Virgin's fiancé, using precise details by stating the family

Juan Diego in 1531 in Mexico, Spanish-speaking immigrants in the United States received a video message from Pope Francis that was broadcast during the Mass presided over by the Archbishop of Los Angeles

100th anniversary of the Marian apparitions in Fatima (Portugal) on October 13, 2017. In a video message transmitted to the pilgrims gathered at the Cova da Iria and published by L'Osservatore Romano the

the whole vision, reminding us that although it evokes past events, it still carries a relevant message of conversion and penance for today: "The situations to which the third part of the "secret" of Fatima

Virgin Mary, who gave her name as the "Queen of Peace" in Medjugorje, Bosnia-Herzegovina. Her initial message was surprising: "Make peace, be reconciled!" What did she mean? The region had been at peace since

Thanks to these two dreams, I understood that we had been granted a grace. I communicated this message to the expectant mother and told her not to worry anymore, that everything was going to be fine.

on the Protection of the Civilization of Life. This declaration shows the parallels between the message of the Virgin of Guadalupe and that of the Virgin of Czestochowa, which is now spreading from Mexico

where the Queen of Heaven was waiting for him, and begged her to find someone else to carry her message, "someone nobler, someone who is held in esteem, respected and honored, one whom the bishop will

leaning towards truth and justice by way of the Gospel." He then concluded with a hopeful prophetic message: "Cardinal August Hlond, who revered you, Mary, so greatly, spoke these words on his deathbed: 'Victory