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The International Miraculous Medal Association announces the launch of a new initiative, “Vincentian Reels,” aimed at promoting the Vincentian charism through engaging, short-form videos on social media.
The Basilica Shrine of the Miraculous Medal produced this video in which St. Catherine Labouré comes to life to tell the story of the first apparition of Mary.
A new Association of the Miraculous Medal group was installed in Panama City on May 10, 2026. The celebration marked a joyful step in spreading Marian devotion, Vincentian service, prayer, and evangelization in the local Church.
The Miraculous Medal Association keeps expanding, with a presence in more than 55 countries. But the call continues: it becomes more urgent to extend the presence of the Association where it has not yet taken root.
Short video “Mary is the Bridge” celebrating the Feast of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal, coming up on November 27.
On the evening of July 18, the vigil of the feast of Saint Vincent de Paul, around 11:30 p.m., Catherine was awakened by a soft voice calling her name. She opened her eyes and saw a child, perhaps five years old, glowing with celestial light. “Sister Labouré,” the child said, “come to the chapel. The Blessed Virgin is waiting for you.”
The Miraculous Medal Association keeps expanding, with a presence in more than 55 countries. But the call continues: it becomes more urgent to extend the presence of the Association where it has not yet taken root.
The International Association of the Miraculous Medal (AMM) is delighted to share the latest issue of their Bulletin.
A historic ice storm struck Perryville, Missouri, on January 5, 2025, causing widespread damage, including $100,000 in repairs needed at the National Shrine of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal. Despite fallen trees and cracked sidewalks, restoration efforts are underway, and Masses, along with the Visitor Center, have resumed, as the Shrine calls for prayers and support to recover this cherished spiritual site.
