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Roble San Bartolomeo al Mare, Italy (1671)
On the night of April 3, 1671, after working all day in the field, Giacinto di Rollo, 50, called his wife saying his arm was hurt. His left arm had no feeling and no medical attention helped him.
On April 18, putting his arm in a sling, he took his donkey to graze. A woman dressed in turquoise shining like the sun told him to trust her for help. Then she told him to go to the Madonna della Rovere to fulfill the vow he had made. It became known to him that this woman was Mary.
The solemn coronation of the statue took place on Septemberv8, 1921 in the cemetery, where he had established a majestic altar.
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Source: "365 Days with Mary" by Michael O'Neill
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