📚 St. Catherine Laboure

St. Catherine Labouré was a French nun of the Daughters of Charity who experienced visions of the Virgin Mary, which led to the creation of the Miraculous Medal. Her life was marked by deep devotion and service to the poor and the sick. Her visions and the resulting medal are revered for their role in promoting devotion to Mary and the powerful intercession attributed to the medal.
Lived: 1806 - 1876 | Feast Day: November 28 | Canonized: July 27, 1947
Patronage: The Miraculous Medal, those in need of miraculous help, and the Daughters of Charity

Saint Feast day
November 28Devotional
Lived
1806 - 1876
Canonized
July 27, 1947

St. Catherine Labouré was a French nun of the Daughters of Charity who experienced visions of the Virgin Mary, which led to the creation of the Miraculous Medal. Her life was marked by deep devotion and service to the poor and the sick. Her visions and the resulting medal are revered for their role in promoting devotion to Mary and the powerful intercession attributed to the medal.

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The Miraculous Medal, those in need of miraculous help, and the Daughters of Charity

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