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Video extracts The Basque Country
In the extreme south-west of France, separated from its southern counterpart by imposing barrier of the Pyrenees Mountains —which is more open here as if to encourage communication between the two regions— the Northern Basque Country (...)
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Bernadette
Bernadette Soubirous was born at Boly Mill in Lourdes on January 7, 1844. After a happy childhood, she was struck by hardship, illness and poverty. But it was nonetheless this poor girl to whom, in 1858, Our Lady delivered her message during her 18 apparitions at the Massabielle Grotto. They were authenticated by Monseigneur Laurence, Bishop (...)What's new
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Bernadette
Her beautiful and true story
February 2008Book | Maxi AlbumIn Lourdes, on Thursday February 11, 1858, it was very cold. In the cachot, the fire in the fireplace had gone out. The wood gathered the day before had been sold to buy a bit of bread. Bernadette, her sister Toinette and their friend Baloume (...)
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Lourdes
Apparitions | Message | Pilgrimage
February 2008Book | OthersOn Thursday February 11, 1858, at Massabielle Grotto, a “lady dressed in white” appeared to Bernadette Soubirous. It was on March 25, 1858, during the sixteenth apparition that “Aquerò” –‘that’ in (...)
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Bernadette
From Lourdes to Nevers
January 2008| DVD Long
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The Roads to Santiago
Book | In SituThe discovery of the tomb of James the Greater at the beginning of the 9th century, near Iria Flavia at the north-west of the Iberian peninsula, gave birth to one of the three great pilgrimages of Christianity. Although the figure of the (...)
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The Cistercians
Book | In SituThe Cistercian adventure began in the year 1098, when Robert of Molesme, Alberic and Stephen Harding, prompted by the desire to return to the Rule of Saint Benedict, founded their Novum Monasterium in a place called Cistels. With Bernard of (...)
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Quercy
Lot, Tarn-et-Garonne, South Corrèze
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On the horizons of the pale-coloured rocks of its causses, where the fleeting light of poppies bursts forth, its rivers, some hiding underground, (...)
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