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Notre-Dame du Bon Remède / Our Lady of Good Remedy, France , 1197 - October 8
Our Lady of Good Remedy, Trinitarian Order In 1197, a Sorbonne doctor of theology and newly ordained priest, Jean de Matha, saw while saying his first mass a vision of an angel with a red and blue cross on his chest and his hands on the heads of...
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Our Lady of Good Remedy - Faucon-de-Barcelonnette (France) , 12th cent. - October 8
800 years ago Christians were being captured and sold into slavery by the thousands, and nobody knew what to do about it. Then, in the year 1198, a man had an idea. St. John of Matha founded the Trinitarians to go to the slave markets, buy the Christ...