wearing the medal were reported on news outlets, some Filipinos noticed a silver pendant hanging on her neck. It was the Miraculous Medal of Our Lady of Graces, one of the most recognized and popular devotional

and her countenance, indescribably beautiful. She was dressed in a robe the color of the dawn, high-necked, with plain sleeves. Her head was covered with a white veil, which floated over her shoulders down

had to gather all his courage to announce the sad news to her: she was completed paralyzed from the neck down. Despite the shock of the news, their love and the common projects they had for their life were

those who wear it, when it is blessed, will receive great graces especially if they wear it round the neck. Those who repeat this prayer with devotion will be in a special manner under the protection of the

Hospitaliers helped me enter the water, I felt a great sensation of warmth from the tips of my toes to my neck. As they saw me coming out of the bath without any help, the ladies exclaimed: “Miracle!” I cried

staff helped me into the water. There I suddenly felt intense heat from my toes all the way up to my neck. The women who saw me get out of the bath without any help cried out: "It’s a miracle!" I was in tears

of links placed side by side along the edge of the shawl. The second, much thinner, hung from her neck and held a cross with a corpus. The crucified Christ was incandescent and seemed the center of all

Constantinople (today Istanbul,Turkey) with great devotion and wore a medal of Our Lady around his neck all his life. As he was nearing his death, he asked to be buried with a statue of the Madonna and

classmate's brother, the Baron Theodor de Bussieres, and agreed to wear the Miraculous Medal around his neck and copy down Saint Bernard's The Memorare, since he refused to recite it. On January 20, 1842, he

the door and ordered the driver to stop. But he didn’t listen and carried on down the street at a neck-breaking speed. Then he left the city, taking a bad never-ending road… Instinctively, the passenger