Bernadette, 1st Vision
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Bernadette, 1st Vision
While gathering firewood by the river with two companions, Bernadette Soubirous has her first vision of the Virgin Mary in the grotto of Massabielle Date: 11 February 1858
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1858 Bernadette Companions Fire Wood Gathering Lourdes Soubirous Virgin Vision Visions Paranormal
EDITORS COMMENTS
In this evocative image, we witness the moment of Bernadette Soubirous's first vision of the Virgin Mary, which took place on February 11, 1858, in the grotto of Massabielle, near Lourdes, France. Bernadette, a young shepherdess, is depicted here with two companions as they gather firewood by the banks of the Gave river. The serene and picturesque setting is suddenly disrupted by the appearance of the Virgin Mary, an otherworldly figure clad in a white robe, veiled in blue, and holding a rosary. Bernadette, with her hands raised in awe and reverence, is deeply engrossed in her vision, oblivious to the presence of her companions. The Virgin Mary's message to Bernadette would go on to inspire countless pilgrimages to Lourdes and establish the town as a major site of Marian devotion. This profound moment in history captures the essence of faith, mystery, and the transcendent power of the divine.
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