distribution of the Holy Communion to four thousand worshippers, the dove turned towards the altar by extending its wings and remaining in this attitude of worship until the end of mass. The crowd watched the

Jewish town, Sepphoris was under Roman domination. This is not surprising since the Roman Empire extended to Galilee. As we know, the Roman occupation of Palestine was the historical, cultural and political

encourage him to speak while gazing upon him with both joy and respect. Then the old man suddenly extended his hand and with his finger pointed to something which appeared near him which was a splendid female

statue, cast in Givors, is sixteen meters high. The Infant Jesus, carried in the arms of his Mother, extends his hand of blessing over Le Puy. The monument was inaugurated on September 12, 1860, in the presence

revived and recovered life.” This resuscitation is not only valid for Mary's response to the Angel, it extends to the whole history of humanity and to each one of us, provided we are willing to do so freely,

distribution of the Holy Communion to four thousand worshippers, the dove turned towards the altar by extending its wings and remaining in this attitude of worship until the end of mass. The crowd watched the

the Turks were defeated outside Belgrade in 1716. It was this event that led Pope Clement XI to extend the feast of the Holy Rosary to the universal Church. And again, it was with the Rosary that Saint

daughters, Christian education of youth was and remained a priority. However, religious education extended to adults as well. The poor also held a special place in Marie's heart and she opened her first

relationship between Mary and Christ, but also an intimate relationship between Mary and the Church, extending the meaning of divine maternity to the widest area of all salvation history. Adapted and translated

have and cherish most (...). From France my love will spread throughout the world. I will use her to extend the reign of my love everywhere" (Jesus to Van, col 75-76). Fr. Pierre Nguyen Bulletin des Amis de