I had a church sized statue of St Philomena in storage. When I came to the shed that the statue was kept in there was a nice surprise. Spiders had spun St Philomena a wonderful wedding veil ! It had a long train and also went over her face down to the floor. The statue could be seen through the veil. It was a great sight. The veil was spun over the crown of roses on the statue’s head. I only wish that I had taken a picture of it.
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The original statue of the Infant Jesus of Prague in the Czech republic
June 2, 2009 — brendakaren
Protection from danger at sea (The Holy Infant Jesus of Prague)
April 27, 2009 — brendakaren
A friend told me the following story about her grandfather Joseph. Joseph was on a ship off the coast of China prior to World War I. A gale blew up and large waves lashed the ship. The ship was in danger of sinking. Joseph was very devoted to the Holy Infant Jesus of Prague. He went to his cabin and took out his Infant Jesus of Prague statue and then stood on the deck and held it while praying. He received a vision of the Infant Jesus walking on the waves. The gale stopped and the waves died down. The ship was no longer in danger of going down.
This story comes from my book: Answers to Prayer (Help from heaven), click here to read the book free on-line.
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