square. Shards of debris struck the palace, piercing through walls into the apartments and shattering nearly all the windows, except the glass protecting Our Lady of Grace, which remained inexplicably intact
expectation of the Messiah. Meanwhile, "the times (of Daniel) are fulfilled, and the reign of God has come near." (Mk 1:14) lafoichretienne.com
sovereign of all creatures, she who was the Mother of the Creator. She was born in the house of Joachim, near the Probatica gate, and was taken to the Temple. Then, "planted in the house of God," and nourished
Dominic in 1214 after he had spent three days and nights in continual prayer and penance in a forest near Toulouse. The Virgin said to him: "Do you know which weapon the Holy Trinity has used to reform the
and let us know Our Lady, Our Mother, so gentle and dear Your children are safe when we know you're near
project, which was constantly in his prayers: to build a monumental statue for the glory of his Mother near a major throughway. Providence placed him on an airplane next to famous mariologist Father Rene Laurentin [...] now become the Marian Pavilion must not be disappear into oblivion. It should be erected on a hill near Paris as a counterpart to the Sacred Heart (Sacré-Coeur) of Montmartre." A subscription was immediately
to following the "program" traced by the famous Polish poet, whose resting place is in a cemetery near Wojtyla’s childhood home in Wawel Krakow. The Marie de Nazareth editorial team
autobiography that he wrote after nine months of convalescence, beginning in March 1522 in Manresa, near the Benedictine monastery of Montserrat (Spain, diocese of Barcelona), following a war wound. Aut
How stupid I would be if I were to continue saying with Mary that God “raises the lowly,” that he is near to them while he keeps the proud and rich at a distance, and then did the very opposite. (1) Also
to find that the statue of the Virgin Mary was still there, although part of the vault of the nave near the choir had collapsed. What a shock! It was apocalyptic, with debris lying everywhere. Everything
