Presentation about the special connection between St. Catherine and St. Vincent de Paul.
St. Catherine Labouré
A Vincentian Minute: 3 things about Catherine Labouré
Fr. Aidan R. Rooney, C.M. presents: three things about Catherine Labouré.
June 20, 1847: Children of Mary Association
The mission of the Children of Mary, and its successor the Vincentian Marian Youth Movement, was confided by God to St. Catherine Labouré, through the Blessed Virgin Mary’s apparitions. On this date in 1847, Pontifical approval of the Children of Mary was obtained.
The Message of St. Catherine Labouré
If St. Catherine maintained silence, how were the People of God made aware of the Miraculous Medal?
Feast of the Immaculate Conception
The medal now known as the Miraculous Medal was originally called the Medal of the Immaculate Conception.
Thanksgiving – Apparition Reported in Miraculous Medal Shrine
I never thought I would experience an apparition!
The Solitude of St. Catherine Labouré (Presentation)
The mission that the Blessed Mother gave St. Catherine Labouré had her leave the solitude that fostered her asceticism, at certain critical moments in her life, in order to bring Marian devotion to the Church.
July 18-19, 1830: First Apparition of Blessed Virgin Mary to St. Catherine Labouré
Beginning in this week of July in 1830, St. Catherine Labouré, then a young Seminary Sister (novice) of the Daughters of Charity, received the extraordinary favor of three apparitions with the Virgin Mary.
June 20: Anniversary of Pontifical Approbation of the Children of Mary Association
The mission of the Children of Mary, and its successor the Vincentian Marian Youth Movement, was confided by God to St. Catherine Labouré, by way of the Blessed Virgin Mary’s apparitions. This week in 1847, Pontifical approval of the Children of Mary was obtained.
St. Catherine Labouré: A Dream Comes True
SlideShare presentation that shows the connection between St. Catherine and St. Vincent, through dreams and visions whose meaning she did not understand at first.
This Week on the Vincentian Family Calendar
July 18 and July 19 are two dates to remember, in the history of the Vincentian Family.
The Solitude of St. Catherine Labouré
The fact that Catherine Labouré kept her secret for forty-six years created a sense of mystery in reflections on her life, and during her life.
