Courtesy of Wikipedia. Those with an asterisk have Roman Catholic Church "approval." And I don't know what is meant by "approval."
Date | Location | To whom | Reference |
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39 (before her Assumption) | * Caesaraugusta (Zaragoza), Hispania Tarraconensis | Saint James the Great | Our Lady of the Pillar |
352 | * Rome, Italy | Pope Liberius | Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore |
709 | Evesham, England, United Kingdom | Saint Egwin | |
1061 | Walsingham, England, United Kingdom | Richeldis de Faverche | Our Lady of Walsingham |
1208 | * Prouille, France | Saint Dominic, recommending the Rosary | Our Lady of the Rosary |
1251 | * England | Saint Simon Stock, instituting the Brown Scapular | Our Lady of Mount Carmel |
1531 | * Villa Guadalupe, Mexico | Saint Juan Diego, an indigenous farmer | Our Lady of Guadalupe |
1579 | * Kazan, Russia | 10-year old Matrona | Our Lady of Kazan |
1586 | Chiquinquirá, Colombia | María Ramos, a Spanish maid | Our Lady of Chiquinquirá, see also Our Lady of the Rosary of Chiquinquirá |
1594 | Quito, Ecuador | Mariana de Jesus Torres | Our Lady of Good Sucess |
1600 | Vailankanni, India | Milkman and sailors, three events | Our Lady of Good Health |
1608 - 1612 | Siluva, Lithuania | Four children | Our Lady of Siluva |
1717 | Aparecida, Brazil | A group of fishermen | Our Lady of Aparecida (Appeared) |
1798 | * La Vang, Vietnam | A group of persecuted Catholics | Our Lady of La Vang |
1830 | * Paris, France | St. Catherine Labouré, a nun of the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent De Paul convent | Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal |
1846 | * La Salette, France | Two cowherder children: Melanie Calvat and Maximin Giraud | Our Lady of La Salette |
1850 | Licheń Stary, Poland | Peasant herder Mikołaj Sikatka | The Sorrowful Queen of Poland (Our Lady of Licheń) |
1858 | * Lourdes, France | Bigourdane peasant girl St. Bernadette Soubirous | Our Lady of Lourdes |
1871 | * Pontmain, France | Eugene and Joseph Barbedette, Jeanne-Marie Lebosse, Francoise Richer and a two year old child, Augustine | Our Lady of Hope |
1874 | Pellevoisin, France | Estelle Faguette | Our Lady of Pellevoisin |
1876 | Marpingen, Germany | Three eight-year-old girls | |
1879 | * Knock, Ireland | Numerous witnesses, accompanied by Saint Joseph and Saint John the Evangelist | Our Lady, Queen of Ireland |
1900 | Peking (Beijing), China | Our Lady of China | |
1900 | Sheshan, Shanghai, China | Our Lady of Sheshan (China) | |
1917 | * Fatima, Portugal | Lúcia Santos and Blessed Jacinta and Francisco Marto | Our Lady of the Rosary (of Fatima) |
1931 | Ezquioga, Spain | First children, then hundreds over two years | |
1932 | * Beauraing, Belgium | Five schoolchildren | Our Lady of Beauraing |
1933 | * Banneux, Belgium | Schoolgirl Mariette Beco | Our Lady Virgin of the Poor |
1940 - 1996 | * Girgenti, Malta | Guza Mifsud | Our Lady of Consecration |
1944 | Bergamo, Italy | Adelaide Roncalli | Our Lady of Bonate |
1945 – 1959 | Amsterdam, Holland | Ida Peerdeman | The Lady of All Nations |
1946 | Marienfried, Germany | Barbara Reuss | Mediatrix of all Grace |
1947 | Rome, Italy | Bruno Cornacchiola and his three children | The Virgin of the Apocalypse (or Revelation) |
1947 | L'Ile-Bouchard, France | Jacqueline Aubry, Jeanette Aubry, Nicole Robin e Laura Croizon | Our Lady of Prayer |
1948 | Lipa City, Philippines | A former Carmelite nun Teresita Castillo | The Mediatrix of All Grace |
1947 - 1976 | Montichiari-Fontanelle, Italy | Pierina Gilli | Our Lady Rosa Mystica |
1955 | Sabana Grande, Puerto Rico | Three children | Our Lady of the Rosary (Virgen del Pozo) |
1956 | * Rome City, IN, USA | Sr. M. Neuzil | Our Lady of America |
1961 – 1965 | Garabandal, Spain | Four country girls | Our Lady of Mount Carmel |
1968 – 1971 | * Zeitoun, Egypt | Thousands of people, on a church roof | Our Lady of Zeitoun |
1968 – 1995 | Bayside, New York, USA | Veronica Lueken | Our Lady of the Roses |
1973 | * Akita, Japan | Sister Sasagawa | Our Lady of Akita |
1980 | Wu Fung Chi, Taiwan, China | To nine Buddhists | Our Lady of China |
1980 | * San Francisco de Cuapa, Nicaragua | Bernado Martinez | The Virgin of Cuapa |
1981 to present | Međugorje, Bosnia and Herzegovina | To six children | Our Lady of Medjugorje (or Queen of Peace) |
1982 to 1988 | * Kibeho, Rwanda | To seven adolescents | Our Lady of Sorrows |
1983 to 1990 | San Nicolás, Argentina | Gladys Quiroga de Motta | Our Lady of the Rosary of San Nicolás |
1985 to present | Surbiton, UK | To Patricia de Menezes | Our Lady of Surbiton |
1986 to 1988 | Belpasso, Italy | Rosario Toscano, a girl with fifteen years old | Our Lady of Belpasso |
1987 | Hrushiv, Ukraine St. Louis, MO | Josyp Terelya, Maria Kizyn Brandon Taylor and thousands of others | |
1989 - 1999 | Kurescek, Slovenia | Father Smaverski | Queen of Peace |
1990 – 1995 | * Litmanová, Slovakia | Katka Ceselkova and Ivetka Korcakova | Our Lady of Immaculate Purity |
1996 to present | Clearwater, Florida, USA | To countless people | |
2000 – 2001 | Assiut, Egypt | To millions of people, approved by Coptic Orthodox Church | Our Lady of Assiut |
November 2004 | Accra, Ghana | [1] | |
1998 to present | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | Apparitions to a Montreal Carmelite lay sister. | [2] |
1998 to present | Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA | Apparitions received by local mystic and visionary revealing prophetic messages relating to global events and end times | [3] |
1997 to present | Platina, Brazil | Apparitions received by Francisco Ovídio da Silva | [4] [5] (both sites in Portuguese) |
2001 to present | Hilversum, The Netherlands | Apparitions for our Lady and Our Lord to a Catholic woman. Private and Public revelations. | |
2001 to present | Kodungaiyur, Chennai, India | Ms. Rosalind, Mr. P. Alexander | Our Lady Jecintho (Queen of Roses) |
4 comments:
Great list Ray. I haven't heard of a couple of them. The Egyptian one is approved by the Coptic Church. Very well documented as well.
(I thought I heard a woman near Como Park in St. Paul has been seeing things - after she fell off a barstool...ROFL!)
Very impressive Ray! Thanks for the quick reference list!
Thanks, Ray
My understanding of "approval" is that it means "worthy of belief". I further believe that there are no formal approvals of apparitions.
Certainly Dei Verbum, Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation, teaches that there is NO public revelation post Christ, emphasis on public. http://www.vatican.va/archive/hist_councils/ii_vatican_council/documents/vat-ii_const_19651118_dei-verbum_en.html
Pat
I should have known that information about public and private revelation, Pat. Thank you for providing it. And the good reference to Dei Verbum.
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