Every year millions of pilgrims converge towards the Pyrenees to gather in front of the cave of Massabielle, where a young shepherdess would have had her first visions in 1858. Among them, some of them go back with an unwavering conviction: that of having been healed by something that goes beyond medicine. Since this autumn, [...]
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Every year millions of pilgrims converge towards the Pyrenees to gather in front of the cave of Massabielle, where a young shepherdess would have had her first visions in 1858. Among them, some of them go back with an unwavering conviction: that of having been healed by something that goes beyond medicine. Since this autumn, [...]