Just as Usain Bolt did in the previous Olympic Games, Hidilyn, from the Philipines, proudly shows her miraculous medal...
Miraculous Medal
June 30: First Miraculous Medals
The Miraculous Medal is a material object that points to the spiritual... a visible reminder of invisible realities....
Reflection on the Chapel of the rue du Bac
Based on a sermon by Jean Daniel Planchot, CM.
The Message of St. Catherine Labouré
If St. Catherine maintained silence, how were the People of God made aware of the Miraculous Medal?
Congregation of the Mission Celebrating 170 years in Philadelphia – EWTN News Nightly
Featured on EWTN News Nightly: The Vincentians have been helping Philadelphia’s poor for 170 years. (Video)
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!
Video Tour of Rue du Bac Chapel of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal
On this date in 1905, Pope Pius X established the Association of the Miraculous Medal. Watch a beautiful video from the Chapel of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal in Paris.
National Miraculous Medal Association of Slovakia Meets for First Time
The National Miraculous Medal Association of Slovakia celebrated their first national assembly on Saturday, October 27, 2018. The full day of formation was held in the city of Nitra, about an hour east of Bratislava. Over 200 people attended. The day included talks...
June 30: First Miraculous Medals
The first 2,000 medals were delivered on June 30, 1832. This coincided with a cholera outbreak in Paris which claimed 20,000 lives. The Daughters of Charity began distributing the first medals and many cures were reported, leading to the people of Paris starting to...
3 Challenges of the Miraculous Medal
This Lent, here are some ways we can emulate Mary, the first disciple, the model for all believers.
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.
