and politicians of the region, the Roc Rugby Club and its players, the Shrine of Rocamadour consecrated a chapel dedicated to Our Lady of Ovalie. There is already a chapel of “Our Lady of Rugby” in Larr [...] April 27 – Our Lady of Vilnius (Lithuania) Our Lady of Ovalie in Rocamadour On Sunday, October 16, 2011, in the presence of the Bishop of Cahors (France) Monsignor Turini, the Rector of Rocamadour (France) [...] chapel "Our Lady of Ovalie" that the city of Rocamadour inaugurated, dedicated to rugby players injured or deceased during or after games (during transports of the players). This is, the rector of the shrine

12 – Our Lady of La Motte (Vesoul, France, 1854) Our Lady of the Rule buried with a perpetually burning lamp Fr. Bernard Corpuz, MSC, the parish priest of the Nuestra Señora de Regla (Our Lady of the Rule) [...] Francisco Avalle. The village of Opon chose Our Lady of the Rule for its patroness. Since then, various miracles have been recorded, credited to the intercession of Our Lady of the Rule. In 2007, the parish [...] 31 images of Mary inside the museum, the local patron, Nuestra Señora de Regla, is encased in glass at the center of the exhibit. Fr. Corpuz explained how Our Lady of the Rule came to be one of the most

Augustine, Doctor of the Church (d. 430) – Our Lady of Tears (Syracuse, Italy, 1953) The connection between Our Lady of Tears in Syracuse and Fatima In Syracuse, the Shrine of Our Lady of Tears (Madonna delle [...] consecration: "I am saddened that it was not done in the manner that Our Lady had requested." The miracle of the tears of Our Lady in Syracuse happened the very next year. It was followed by many miracles [...] time from the Vatican gardens. Then, in May 1952, Our Lady appeared again to Sister Lucia to tell her that she was still waiting for the consecration of Russia. Consequently, on July 7, 1952, Pius XII,

apparition of Our Lady of the Poor in Banneux (Belgium, 1933) – Our Lady of the Seeds (Chaldean rite) Our Lady of the Seeds: An important Marian site in the Eastern Church The monastery of Our Lady of the Seeds [...] located in Alqosh, north of Mosul in Iraq, at the modern-day borders between Iraqi Kurdistan, Turkey and Iran. It is often referred to as the “Plain monastery,” in opposition to the “Mountain Monastery [...] very close to each other and are in seeing distance. The monastery was completed in 1858. It had been built upon request of the Chaldean Patriarch Joseph VI Audo (1847-1878), who needed a place to move the

July 2 – Our Lady of Piat (Philippines) In the Philippines, Our Lady of the Holy Rosary The Basilica of Our Lady of Piat in the Philippines is located on the outskirts of the city of Piat, in the province [...] only begun less than 25 years earlier. The statue of Our Lady of Piat was carried in procession to other cities, hence her other name of "Our Lady of the Visitation". In the 17th century, the Visitation [...] province of Cagayan. In 1604, Dominican friars brought a statue of the Black Madonna to the Philippines representing "Our Lady of the Rosary". The statue was enthroned in Piat inside a small chapel on December

north of Reims. They stood before Our Lady of All-Joy, renewed their vows, imploring the aid of the Mother of God. They chose her as the first Superior of their Institute. It was truly a pilgrimage of su [...] respects to their heavenly Protector. Arriving at the feet of Our Lady, he had great difficulty leaving. He would sometimes remain for as long as three hours in front of the altar of Our Lady, after c [...] have kept a tender devotion to Our Lady of Liesse. In 1902, the Superior General, Brother Gabriel Mary, cured of a dangerous chest infection through the intercession of Our Lady, testified his gratitude by

January 11 – Our Lady of Bessières (France) Our Lady of Lujan: A link between Argentina and the UK The Bishops of the Armed Forces of the UK and Argentina exchanged the statue of Our Lady of Lujan, which [...] in April of 1982, they took the original copy of the statue of the Madonna of Lujan of 1630, which is in the Basilica of Lujan in Argentina. The Argentine troops left the image in the church of Port Stanley [...] English took it to the UK and placed it in the Catholic Military Cathedral of Saint Michael and Saint George in Aldershot. Since then, the figure of Our Lady of Lujan has stayed there as a place of prayer offered

4 – Our Lady Refuge of Sinners Our Lady of Caravaggio protected me Throughout my life, I have always kept Mary in my thoughts. For me, she is a mother, a companion, a friend ... I am attentive to her wishes [...] Rosary, I always invoke Our Lady of Caravaggio. In the Diocese of Juína we have a small grotto where people can open up their hearts, cry and thank Our Lady. Bishop Neri José Tondello, of Juína - MT (Brazil) [...] went to work. When I had finished, I realized how imprudent I had been to force the defective cord without noticing its crack! Nothing serious happened, but I suddenly thought to myself: "Our Lady of Caravaggio

Saint Savior’s, is enshrined a small oaken figure of the Blessed Virgin that is known locally as Our Lady of Waterford or as Our Lady of Healing. The history of the statue begins with the Reverend Nicholas [...] image of Our Blessed Lady, which he enshrined in the hospital of St John in the city of Waterford. Don Gaspard Jongelino relates in his work entitled, Propora di S. Bernardo, that “Large numbers of Catholics [...] the habit of religion in the famous Cistercian Abbey of Farrara in Castile, Spain, in the latter part of Queen Elizabeth’s reign. After some years he was sent back to Ireland. He managed to preserve his

Saint Savior's, is enshrined a small oaken figure of the Blessed Virgin that is known locally as Our Lady of Waterford or as Our Lady of Healing. The history of the statue begins with the Reverend Nicholas [...] image of Our Blessed Lady, which he enshrined in the hospital of St John in the city of Waterford. Don Gaspard Jongelino relates in his work entitled, Propora di S. Bernardo, that "Large numbers of Catholics [...] the habit of religion in the famous Cistercian Abbey of Farrara in Castile, Spain, in the latter part of Queen Elizabeth's reign. After some years he was sent back to Ireland. He managed to preserve his