Thanks for this story! We in the Upper Midwest are blessed to have an approved Marian shrine within driving distance.
Two springs ago, my family and I made a pilgrimage here with the intention of healing/helping an eye condition that my infant daughter was born with, and which we subsequently had a surgery scheduled to address; to our sho…
Thanks for this story! We in the Upper Midwest are blessed to have an approved Marian shrine within driving distance.
Two springs ago, my family and I made a pilgrimage here with the intention of healing/helping an eye condition that my infant daughter was born with, and which we subsequently had a surgery scheduled to address; to our shock and surprise, the eye issue cleared up within days after leaving the shrine, and given other circumstances that I won’t go into for the sake of space, we fully credit Our Lady of Good Help’s intercession for this little minor miracle. It was a good feeling to have to call and cancel the surgery when it was no longer needed. Two years later the three year old is as good as ever.
When I told this story to my students, one of them astutely pointed out that Adele Brise had her own eye condition and may have a special affinity for those like my daughter. Here’s to hoping that she may be St. Adele someday!
Don’t want to be over-dramatic—it was a blocked tear duct, so not a serious condition, by any means—nevertheless, it healed just days after the visit to the apparition site after it was supposed to be able to on its own!
Thanks for this story! We in the Upper Midwest are blessed to have an approved Marian shrine within driving distance.
Two springs ago, my family and I made a pilgrimage here with the intention of healing/helping an eye condition that my infant daughter was born with, and which we subsequently had a surgery scheduled to address; to our shock and surprise, the eye issue cleared up within days after leaving the shrine, and given other circumstances that I won’t go into for the sake of space, we fully credit Our Lady of Good Help’s intercession for this little minor miracle. It was a good feeling to have to call and cancel the surgery when it was no longer needed. Two years later the three year old is as good as ever.
When I told this story to my students, one of them astutely pointed out that Adele Brise had her own eye condition and may have a special affinity for those like my daughter. Here’s to hoping that she may be St. Adele someday!
I’m so happy to hear this Steven. What a blessing!
Thank you for sharing that beautiful story!
Don’t want to be over-dramatic—it was a blocked tear duct, so not a serious condition, by any means—nevertheless, it healed just days after the visit to the apparition site after it was supposed to be able to on its own!