As I recite this prayer to Mary Undoer of Knots , I am receiving a deep consolation, like a child near her Mother. Testimonial from the blog " Cheminons avec Marie qui défait les nœuds " (Let's walk with

to look at the ever-flowing spring on the left. Watching it flow and hearing its sound is soothing. Near the grotto, millions of candles have been burning continuously since February 19, 1858, when Bernadette

Christmas time in the year 800, in central France (Massif Central region), a shepherd leading his flock near the source of the Dureze river was greatly surprised to see a broom shrub in full bloom. After pushing

Notre-Dame des Vertus, in honor of the king's pilgrimage to Notre-Dame des Vertus in Aubervilliers (near Paris) to ask for a descendant, and whose prayers were answered by the birth of the future Louis XIV

withdrew and was destroyed on being clothed with flesh, but rather that flesh, to avoid destruction, drew near to the Word, so that, as man is soul and body, Christ might be God and Man. (Sermon 186) "(The angel

triduum of prayers in preparation for the feast of the Assumption in the rural parish of Montemagno near Turin, Italy, during a severe drought that threatened to ruin the potato crops, the country's main

possessed an illiterate 12-year-old boy, who lived in what is today the Italian province of Avellino, near Naples in southern Italy. Two Dominican priests who were in the city, Fr. Gassiti and Fr. Pignataro

officer obeyed, escorting the young German monk to within a close distance of his unit. This happened near Orel, 155 miles south of Moscow. Today Karl is a missionary in Japan. He has never forgotten this

dedication of the Pantheon, therefore the feast of all the saints, was celebrated at first on May 13th, near the great feasts of Easter and Pentecost. The original association with these two feasts sheds some

Crusade. Since 2006, Michael and Theresa Schweigert have travelled about 150 miles from Guilderland, near Albany, to participate. “The Rosary Crusade for us is a pilgrimage,” wrote Mrs. Schweigert in an email