Easter joy as Lourdes declares new miracle after Italian woman walks again

Antonietta Raco, who was forced to move in a wheelchair because of a primitive lateral sclerosis, would have regained his mobility during a pelting in Lourdes in 2004.

Easter joy as Lourdes declares new miracle after Italian woman walks again

The reported healing of an Italian woman during a pilgrimage to Lourdes has been officially recognised as the 72nd “miracle” linked to the Catholic shrine in south-western France.

A healing has been officially recognized as a miracle. ...

Antonietta Raco, a 67-year-old Italian woman, was recognized as the 72nd Miracle of Lourdes on Wednesday 16 April by the Church. She had been suffering from sclerosis for five years... The article "I didn't expect a miracle": Antonietta, 72nd Miracle of Lourdes and symbol of hope for the Church appeared first on Current Values.

Healing in Lourdes in 2009, Antonietta Raco officially became the 72nd miraculous. Its history upsets Italy, eclipsing even the displacement of the Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, in the United States.

Healing after a pilgrimage to Lourdes, Antonietta Raco sees her case recognized as the 72nd official miracle. Having suffered an incurable illness, she would have regained her health unexplained.