The World of Marian Apparitions - Wincenty Laszewski

Beautiful book

hardcover - 432 pages - 28.5 x 21.5 x 3cm

The world-changing appearance of Our Lady at Fatima ushered in a continuing series of remarkable apparitions worldwide that the Church has either officially approved or marked as likely-authentic. Author and Mariologist Wincenty Laszewski summarizes the powerful and urgent messages of these apparitions in this unparalleled, encyclopedic work-instantly the new standard on the subject. Most of these riveting chapters include portentous warnings - some are ominous, others more hopeful. This stunning book serves as a wake-up call to the faithful and is a worldwide clarion call to deeper prayer and conversion. It includes:

• Over 400 pages describing the fully documented miracles and visions
• Fascinating accounts by eyewitnesses, including non-believers
• 50+ maps of locations and pilgrimage sites
• Photos and illustrations: documents, events, and faces of the visionaries
• The finest works of art and reproductions of Our Lady

Each message and appearance is analyzed and quoted precisely. Their sheer abundance is enough to absorb believing Catholics-and many a skeptic-from all walks of life and reading habits. A partial listing of those described includes:

• Fatima, Portugal, 1917: The Message of Fatima
• Basel, Switzerland, 1917: Mystical Wounds
• Fatima, Portugal, 1921: Mother of Obedience
• Pontevedra, Spain, 1925: Contemplative Mother of God
• Banneux, Belgium, 1933: Virgin of the Poor
• Heede, Germany, 1937: Queen of the Poor Souls in Purgatory
• Siekierki, Poland, 1943: Holy Mother Teacher of Youth
• Tre Fontane, Italy, 1947: Virgin of Revelation
• Warsaw, Poland, 1948: Dispenser of Divine Omnipotence
• Ngome, Africa, 1955: Mary, Tabernacle of the Most High
• Rome City, USA, 1956-9: Most Holy Mary, Lady of America
• Zeitoun, Egypt, 1968: Silent Lady
• Akita, Japan, 1973: Apocalyptic Madonna
• Deir el-Ahmar, Lebanon, 1976: Virgin Mary of the Maronites
• Asdee, Ireland, 1985: Madonnas in Motion
• Hruszew, Ukraine, 1987: Madonna of Kiev