told her parents that the lady desired them to “search in the pool of Saint Gall.” The statue of the Madonna, sculpted by Saint Gall, and preserved in a perfect state for nearly a thousand years by the spring [...] disembarked on the coast of a land that was, from then on, to be known as Brittany. One of them, Gall, founded a hermitage formerly known as Langal. He then went to Querrien where he brought forth a spring

cross. If His brow is pierced with thorns, Mary's flesh is torn by their prickles. When He is offered gall and vinegar, it is Mary who drinks the cup of bitterness. When his body is nailed to the cross, it

cross. If His brow is pierced with thorns, Mary’s flesh is torn by their prickles. When He is offered gall and vinegar, it is Mary who drinks the cup of bitterness. When his body is nailed to the cross, it

hermitages and abbeys. Other evangelizers followed, including the Irish monk Saint Gall. In 610, the same Saint Gall made a spring flow in the village of Querrien "so that people could make bread." He

we are at home, praying the Rosary allows us to enter into the heart of God," he assured. Océane Le Gall fr.zenit.org