The Feast Of The Miraculous Medal

“I feel so happy to be able to help the children who beg me for protection. But so many do not ever come to me.” 

—Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal
What is the Miraculous Medal? What does the Miraculous Medal mean? Find out why Mary gave this gift to St. Catherine and the Catholic Church!

“The Virgin held in her hands, at the height of her shoulders, a golden ball which she seemed to be offering to God as she raised her eyes to heaven. Her fingers were covered with rings whose precious jewels sparkled brilliantly and showered down innumerable rays of light on the globe beneath her feet, almost obscuring the view of her feet. Mary lowered her eyes and looked directly at Catherine. ‘The ball which you see represents the world, especially France, and each person in particular. These rays symbolize the graces I shed upon those who ask for them. The jewels which give no rays symbolize the graces that are not given because they are not asked for.'”

—Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal
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