The
third time I went, the lady spoke to me and asked me to come every
day for fifteen days. I said I would and then she said that she
wanted me to tell the priests to build a chapel there. She also told
me to drink from the stream. I went to the Gave, the only stream I
could see. Then she made me realize she was not speaking of the Gave,
and she indicated a little trickle of water close by. When I got to
it I could only find a few drops, mostly mud. I cupped my hands to
catch some liquid without success, and then I started to scrape the
ground. I managed to find a few drops of water, but only at the
fourth attempt was there sufficient for any kind of a drink. The lady
then vanished and I went back home. I went back each day for fifteen
days, and each time, except one Monday and one Friday, the lady
appeared and told me to look for a stream and wash in it and to see
that the priests build a chapel there. I must also pray, she said,
for the conversion of sinners. I asked her many times what she meant
by that, but she only smiled. Finally, with outstretched arms and
eyes looking up to heaven, she told me she was the Immaculate
Conception. During the fifteen days she told me three secrets, but I
was not to speak about them to anyone, and so far I have not.
Let us ponder and learn from the words of some of our Saints, Blesseds, and Venerables, from Saint Quote of the Day. © Faith of the Fathers, 2005-2018. All rights reserved.
For God so loved the world, as to give His only begotten Son; that whosoever believeth in Him, may not perish, but may have life everlasting. – Saint John the Apostle
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