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Tradition

Marian apparition

Supernatural appearance by the Virgin Mary

  • Also called apparition of Mary, apparition of the Virgin Mary

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Marian apparition Supernatural appearance by the Virgin Mary

Overview

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Events · 1

Events

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  1. 1830 CE

    Our Lady of Grace (Miraculous Medal)

    Reported 18 July 1830 CE – December 1830 CE

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