Saturday, May 30, 2015

Two white hands “removed something from his eyes” - A Moment with Mary




The grotto of the marian apparition in Tre Fon...
The grotto of the marian apparition in Tre Fontane, Rome, Italy. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)



* May 30 – 4th apparition at Tre Fontane (Rome, Italy, 1947), approved  * Two white hands “removed something from his eyes” ----- A Moment with Mary --



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May 30 – 4th apparition at Tre Fontane (Rome, Italy, 1947), approved 

Two white hands “removed something from his eyes”



Bruno Cornacchiola was born on May 9, 1913 in a poor agnostic family of five children. He became a Christian in an Adventist church, which was hostile to the pope.

As a radical Protestant, he intended to kill Pope Pius XII, until the Virgin Mary appeared to him at Tre Fontane (Rome) on April 12, 1947. Tre Fontane is where Saint Paul (whose name was Saul before his conversion) was beheaded.

On April 12, 1947, Bruno had taken his three children to play ball on a field near Tre Fontane; the ball was lost, a search began. Then one of the children, Gianfranco, suddenly knelt at the entrance of a grotto, saying: "The beautiful lady!" The other children came and knelt too, repeating: "The beautiful lady!" Their father tried to pull them away but they had become extremely heavy and he could not move them.

Entering the grotto, Bruno Cornacchiola had the sensation that two white hands "removed something from his eyes," and after a moment of darkness, he saw her too ... The beautiful Lady said: "You are persecuting me, stop now! Return to the holy fold. Ask the people to pray, and to recite the Rosary daily for the conversion of sinners, the unbelievers, and for the unity of Christians."

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