Vision at Lourdes In Bernadette Dream Niche
A luminous vision appears in a Lourdes cave as Bernadette Soubirous watches a young lady in white rise from a niche. The girl bears bare feet with two golden roses above each, and Bernadette feels comfort replacing hunger and hardship as the sign of the cross is shown.
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