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1. www.ncregister.com › blog › miracle-of-banneuxThe Marian Apparition That Saved the Forgotten Ones

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   Jan 15, 2024 · Similar to the children to whom Our Lady chose to appear at her apparitions in Fatima, La Salette, and Lourdes, Mary seemed to choose Mariette simply because she was poor, pure and humble. The ...

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Mary_of_Jesus_de_León_yMary of Jesus de León y Delgado - Wikipedia

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   Mary of Jesus de León y Delgado. Mary of Jesus de León y Delgado ( Spanish: Sor María de Jesús ), was a 17th-century Spanish Dominican lay sister, a mystic and visionary, known popularly as "La Siervita" (the Little Servant) in the Canary Islands. She lived a life that was austere and simple.

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   How did Maria de Jesus become a nun?

   • At 18, Maria took her vows and became Maria de Jesus – Mary of Jesus de Ágreda. The habit of her order was a dark cobalt blue. Now a nun, she spent more time than ever alone in prayer. Maria’s religious devotions intensified. Her sisters worried about her frequent fasting, frail health, and life of extreme deprivation.

   The Legend Of The Lady In Blue | Texas Standard

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   Who is Maria de Agreda?

   • Friar Antonio Margil de Jesús (1657-1726), evangelist in México, Nicaragua, Guatemala, Costa Rica, and Texas, used to read every night a chapter of the Mystical City of God. Nowadays Maria de Agreda continues inspiring the missionary labor in the Catholic Church.

   María de Jesús de Agreda » The Lady in Blue

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   Who was Venerable Mary?

   • Venerable Mary was born in 1602, in Agreda, Spain, to noble parents. She was one of eleven children. As she grew, she showed special signs of grace, attained a high degree of prayer and bore a painful illness with great patience.

   Venerable Mary of Agreda: The bilocating, flying nun - GSK Latin Mass

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   Was mother Mary of Agreda a mistranslation?

   • The Spanish Inquisition, who investigated Mother Mary of Agreda's bilocations and virtue twice during her life, spent fourteen years investigating the book. The Spanish Inquisition found nothing wrong, yet the book over time was made censured, forbidden and then accepted as the cause of the problem was found to be a mistranslation.

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4. www.texasstandard.org › stories › the-legend-of-theThe Legend Of The Lady In Blue | Texas Standard

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   May 1, 2019 · Mary of Jesus of Agreda, the Lady in Blue. One of the most important figures in Texas’ religious history never set foot in Texas at all. She never in her life traveled beyond her tiny village in Spain, yet she stirred religious fervor from the Concho River to the headwaters of the Rio Grande. Our story begins in 1602 when Maria was born in ...

5. www.tshaonline.org › handbook › entriesAgreda, María de Jesús de - TSHA

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   Apr 14, 2021 · Agreda, María de Jesús de (1602–1665). María de Jesús de Agreda (the Lady in Blue) was born in the Spanish village of Agreda near the border of Aragon and Navarre in April of 1602, the eldest daughter of Francisco Coronel and Catalina of Arana. In her youth María, baptized María Coronel, demonstrated unusual piety and remarkable memory.

6. mariadeagreda.org › en › who-was-sheMaría de Jesús de Agreda » The Lady in Blue

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   The Lady in Blue. Evangelizando a los indios de Nuevo México. Sister Maria de Jesus, had a great zeal for “saving souls for the Lord”; from her more tender age, God granted her to have a vision of the soul in sanctifying grace and of the soul in mortal sin that marked totally her life, from this moment Maria Coronel Arana already would not ...

7. satodayscatholic.org › sor-maria-de-jesus-deSor María de Jesús de Agreda: The Lady in Blue

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   Feb 2, 2021 · The Lady in Blue went to her eternal reward on May 24, 1665, at the age of 63. Her outstanding story had spread so widely that future Franciscan missionaries continued her zeal and passion for evangelization by establishing new missions in Texas. Both Father Damián Massanet (founder of the first mission in East Texas and of the missionary ...

8. aleteia.org › 2020/05/29 › a-look-at-laA look at La Conquistadora, the oldest Marian statue in America

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   May 29, 2020 · In Santa Fe, New Mexico, residing within the storied 133-year-old walls of the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi, there stands the oldest Marian statue in America.