Heaven's recent wonders
Subtitle: or, The work of Lourdes
Publisher: F. Pustet
Published: 1909
Place of publication: Ratisbonae; New York
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: Introductory 5; title: Letter of Rt. Rev. Mgr. Schoepfer, Bishop of Tarbes 11; title: Foreword 19; title: Chapter I — The Fiftieth Anniversary of Lourdes. (1858-1908.) Canonical Study of the Cures of Lourdes — Verification Office — New School of Apologetics — Suggestion — Lourdes and the Immaculate Conception 23; title: Chapter II — One Year at Lourdes. Organic Diseases and Nervous Diseases — Cures to Erase — Mrs. Hebert, Consumptive in the Last Degree — Cure of a Belgian Doctor — Mrs. Menager's Cure — Miss De Monguilhem 38; title: Chapter III — Physicians at Lourdes. Statistics of the Doctors who Visited our Office these Last Fifteen Years — Doctors of the Congresses — English, American, German and Dutch Doctors — Dr. Vincent — Sanitary Condition of Lourdes — The Sick Trains — The Hospitals — The Bathing Place 55; title: Chapter IV — Chief Cures Observed since 1900 Down to the Last Pilgrimages. Tubercular Peritonitis Cases — Father Salvator, O.S.F. — Mary Bailly — Miss de Franssu, of Tournai, Belgium 81; title: Chapter V — Gargaml Mail Clerk, Crushed in Railway Accident. The Accident 118; title: Chapter VI — Coxalgies and Potts Disease. Sister Justinian, White Sister of Brittany, Cured of Coxalgiaon September 15, 1904 — Miss Clement, of Agen Suffering from Coxalgia for Seventeen Years, Cured September 17, 1903— Miss Mary Teresa Noblet, Affected with Pott's Disease, Cured August 31, 1905 135; title: Chapter VII — The Three Nuns. Sister Maximilian, Sister of Divine pope of the House of Marseilles, Cured May 20, 1901 — Sister of the Watch, of the Monthellier Prison, Healed July 23, 1901— Sister Celeste, Oblate of the Assumption of Bordeaux, Cured August, 1904 — Mrs. de la Doilliere, Cured of a CancerAugust 21, 1900 161; title: Chapter VIII — The Water of the Grotto. The Spring Water Only is Distributed at the Faucets and Baths. Letter of the Missionaries' Superior — False Legends Spread by American Papers — Canal System 195; title: Chapter IX — A Protestant Physician's Conversion 202; title: Chapter X — Cures of the Blind. Kersbilck, Papillary Atrophy, Pilgrimage of the North — Marie March£, Neuro-Retinite, Pilgrimage of Poitiers — Juliette Benoit, of Belleville — Charles Auguste, Opaqueness of the Cornea — Mrs. Courcel, Street Singer, Pilgrimage of Beauvais — National Pilgrimage of 1906, 211; title: Chapter XI — The Lupus of Metz. Report on the Cure of Mrs. Rouchcl Discussed Before the Medical Society of Metz, and Submitted to the Appreciation of Two Professors of Paris 248; title: Chapter XII — Consumptives at Lourdes. A Sick Woman of Villepinte Healed Before a Grotto of the Home — Esther Brackmann Cured at the 1896 National Pilgrimage — Miss Carina de Benevel, of Palermo, Cured September 1, 1906, 271; title: Chapter XIII — Nervous Diseases 292; title: Chapter XIV — The Trip of Zola to Lourdes. Zola makes La Grivotte Die, Whereas She is Quite Well — His Opinion of Miracles — The Only Person who Struck Him is Rev. Father Picard 308; title: Chapter XV — Suggestion at Lourdes 325; title: Chapter XVI — Lourdes at Rome 347; title: Chapter XVII — Lourdes Up-to-Date 356; title: Chapter XVIII — Lourdes and France  368