history of our lady of la Salette

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[@robertmanella528]

Absolutely the most important visitations by blessed Mary, just behind the visitation of our lady of good success!!!

[@cecymunoz7436]

Thank you so much for making this video! It is the first time I hear from la Salette.

[@welovemothermary]

🤍🤍 thankyou

[@felixaroa6073]

I am a student in school of our lady of la salatte

[@johannesmariajosefsson8785]

In the name of Christ,we do love our Mother ,you are the sweet Mother of God amen halleluja 🌹🌹🌹

[@adrianfugle1738]

Our lady of salatte please pray for me and my family Amen

[@sandybeach123]

During the apparition Our Lady used the term "pommes de terre" and the children didn't understand what she meant. They quickly glanced at each other and looked confused. Our Lady then used the local patois to help them understand the word for potato. I remember reading about this apparition and that when the two kids first saw the Beautiful Lady sitting and weeping, they were struck by the deep heartbreak that her sobs seemed to convey. Even though the Lady was a short distance from the kids, they could hear her weeping. To the children her sorrow seemed to come from the very depths of the Beautiful Lady's soul.

[@user-px6yr3xs9q]

AMEN❤❤❤

[@raynieandsunnie]

Thank you for this beautiful video. God bless you!

[@welovemothermary]

You are so welcome🤍🤍🙏🏽

[@thomasklugh4345]

I just recently purchased the little booklet about the "Apparition of the Blessed Virgin on the Mountain of La Salette." I found it on the Sisters of Carmel website. I'm not Catholic but I've wanted to see Her all my life, and I mean, to see her the way she's been seen in La Salette, Lourdes, Garabandal, Fatima, and now Medjugorji. I want to see her. I want to see her so much.

[@karthikm4610]

Ave Maria

[@gracegesare5313]

Mother of salatte pray for us all.

[@moonchild1132]

Lit 👍

[@SarahHodgins]

She is talking about the great potato famine of the 1840s! She was referring to 1847 when so many people starved to death