Our Lady of Pontmain, also known as Our Lady of Hope, is the title given to the Virgin Mary following her apparition at Pontmain, France on 17 January 1871.

Our Lady of Pontmain, “a beautiful lady dressed in a blue robe with golden stars, yes, and blue shoes with golden buckles…and, she has a golden crown which is getting bigger, and a black …

On January 17, 1871, as darkness descended on the village, the Virgin Mary appeared to four children above a barn on the farm of the Barbadette family in Pontmain. Eugene, age 12, and …

“Our Lady of Hope” PONTMAIN, FRANCE (1871) On January 17, 1871, Eugene Barbadette (12) and brother, Joseph (10) heard the priest pray through Blessed Mary at Mass for mercy to …

On January 17th, 1871, in the small farming village of Pontmain, France, the starry night parted for Our Lady. At the time, France was under serious threat. The Franco-Prussian War was in …

The Basilica of Our Lady of Hope of Pontmain was solemnly dedicated in the presence of two archbishops, four bishops, six hundred priests and 1,500 pilgrims. One of the seers, Jeanne …

This clear manifestation of the Mother of God tells us of her Son and renews our hope. There is no need to add anything, except perhaps to say that we ought to receive the message of …

The Virgin of Pontmain, also known as Our Lady of Pontmain, is the name given to the Virgin Mary at her apparition in Pontmain on January 17th, 1871. The Virgin of Pontmain is …

On the 17th of January, at six o’clock at night the very hour the Virgin appeared to the children of Pontmain, the division of soldiers, without apparent reason, received the order to retire. On the …

Jan 17, 2000 · The remarkable apparition of Our Lady of Pontmain, her influence on the village, and the hope she inspired during a time of crisis.