
Musical ‘Bernadette’ is a luminous wonder of faith
Powerful new production calls viewers to witness to Bernadette's vision, and find their own ways to follow in her footsteps.

The young Father Sheen already believed that if you are going to ask for a miracle, there's no reason to be stingy in your requests!

'Bernadette, the Musical,' is about to make its US debut after great success in the visionary's France and in Rome. It couldn't be more timely.

The lead performer in the show talks with Aleteia about how her participation has transformed her and what message she wants to share with American audiences.

The rector of Our Lady of Lourdes has declared the exciting news about a woman who was cured from a disease after a visit to the shrine 15 years ago.

Judge Frank Caprio shares a moving video on his trip to Lourdes, with his family and the Knights of Malta.

Not knowing at first whether the Lady dressed in white was good, St. Bernadette approached her vision cautiously, testing the vision in a variety of ways.

During the 1950s, as commercialism started to rise throughout the world, Pius XII pointed to the Virgin Mary and her apparitions at Lourdes.

Light played an important role in the apparitions of Our Lady of Lourdes and reminds us of our own call to be beacons of hope.

The successful French musical's Italian version has come to Rome for the Jubilee Year 2025 with a down-to-earth depiction of the French visionary.

At 22, despite the progressive degeneration of his muscles since childhood and a recently diagnosed case of multiple sclerosis, Nicolas enjoys life to the full.

John Traynor, an English soldier wounded in World War I, was healed in Lourdes in 1923. The miracle was officially recognized on December 8, 2024.

Archbishop Malcolm McMahon of Liverpool recently proclaimed that an English pilgrim was miraculously healed while at the Lourdes shrine.

In Lourdes, bad weather on the night of September 6-7 caused the Gave de Pau, which runs through the town, to overflow its banks.

For over a century, Irish Catholics have embarked on pilgrimages to the Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes, but now Lourdes is coming to them.

While the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes has not allowed pilgrims to fully bathe in the healing waters, visitors have been able to sprinkle themselves.

The shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes is working with the Diocese of Paris to manufacture the official votive candle of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris.

Bishop Jean-Marc Micas spoke to I.MEDIA about the changes in pilgrim demographics, the unifying role that Lourdes can play in a divided society, and more.