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Our Lady of Mount Carmel church, Lipa, Batangas, Philippines
Philippines

This church was founded in 1946, a year after Lipa was ravaged by the Japanese forces during the Second World War. The Carmelites from Manila transferred to Lipa. Two years after the founding of the church, a miracle was reported on the church grounds with the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mediatrix of All Grace, appearing in front of a nun named Teresita. The apparition was declared by the Catholic Church as fraudulent and ordered everything related to the incident to be put away. Teresita left the monastery and the convent was sealed from the public. 42 years later, a new apparition occurred in 1990 with the Blessed Virgin supposedly requesting the statue that the Catholic Church previously ordered destroyed be displayed inside the chapel again. The request was granted by the convent and rose petals allegedly started raining from the sky a few days after.

Copyright: Brian Salter
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Taken: 20/12/2021
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