Saint Catherine Laboure
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Saint Catherine Laboure and the Modern Apparitions
of our Lady (BCCLS)
by Abbe Omer Englebert |
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Saint Catherine Laboure, of the Miraculous
Medal (BCCLS)
Dirvin, Joseph I. |
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Saint Catherine Laboure and the
Miraculous Medal
By Alma Power Waters
Vision Book Series of Saints for Youth 9 -
15 years old.
For more than a hundred and fifty years the Miraculous
Medal has been known and worn by Catholics throughout
the world. It has been used and promoted by great saints
and Popes as a most powerful sacramental. Less well known
is the story of the French Sister to whom the Blessed
Virgin manifested the Medal in 1830. This Vision Book
tells the story of Catherine Labouré, a Burgundy
farm girl who, after a prophetic dream of St. Vincent
de Paul, became a Sister of Charity in Paris and later
in Enghien, where she cooked and mended and cared for
the inmates of a home for elderly men. To this obscure
Sister the Blessed Virgin appeared, made prophecies, and
commissioned the making of the Medal which soon came to
be known as "miraculous" because of the favors
wrought. St. Catherine Labouré lived a life of
prayer and service to the poor, and was canonized in 1947. |
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Saint Catherine Laboure and the
Miraculous Medal -
The Miraculous Medal
The Story of Our Lady's Appearances to St. Catherine Laboure'
By Mary Fabyan Windeatt
"Sister, it couldn't have happened!" declared
the priest. "It was all a dream, like the other time."
But Sister Catherine was sure she had truly seen Our Lady.
And then Our Lady came again! Would the priest ever believe
her--and would he ever have the Medals made, as Our Lady
has asked? Here are the answers and the wonderful story
of what happened when the Blessed Virgin Mary came to
St. Catherine Laboure. |
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Catherine Laboure - Visionary
of the Miraculous Medal
A narrative account of Catherine's life translated from
the French
By Rene Laurentin
René Laurentin, widely recognized as a leading
authority in Marian studies, recounts the life of Catherine
Labouré in this meticulously researched biography.
Catherine Labouré: Visionary of the Miraculous
Medal presents the fascinating and inspiring story of
the French Sister of Charity who became the focus of much
popular devotion after it became known that the Virgin
Mary appeared to her three times in 1830. St. Catherine
Labourés story of courage and holiness is unforgettable,
and her quiet life of service is an extraordinary example
of how God can enter our lives and dwells in our hearts.
This detailed and well-researched depiction of Catherines
life and sanctity is also engaging and accessible. An
inspiring read for anyone with a particular devotion to
St. Catherine Labouré or an interest in mysticism,
this book will also touch anyone who admires courage,
faith, and kindness.
Sixteen pages of black and white photos included. |
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Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal
Coloring Book
Catholic Story Coloring Book Series by Mary Fabyan Windeatt
This book tells about the events of 1830 in Paris, which
opened the present Marian era: the apparitions of Our
Lady to St. Catherine Laboure which promised great graces
to those who wear the Miraculous Medal. Imprimatur. |
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Saint Catherine Laboure (Hardcover)
by Marie-Genevieve Roux (Author), Sr. MG Roux (Author),
Sr. Eliz Charpy (Author)
Pauline Books and Media (2002)
Along the Paths of the Gospel Series
When Catherine Labouré was very young, her mother
died. Catherine learned that Mary, Jesus' Mother, would
love and help her. Mary gave Catherine a message for all
people, the message that Mary's love would help them in
time of need. She will help you, too. Read this story
to find out how the Blessed Mother visited Catherine,
and how Catherine shared Mary's love though a very special
symbol, the Miraculous Medal. Full color illustrations
on every page, a prayer and glossary encourage children
to interact with the story. |
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