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c – Healing of a blind girl
It’s once again Ippolito reporting this; In the vespers of the same day, the eighth day after the translation of 1805, the size of the crowd that attended was incredible, the majority not being able to enter the church, was forced to stay outside. During the preaching of Fr. Antonio Vetrani, Missionary of the Congregation of St. Peter in Cesarano in the Mugnano area, a woman from Avella was allowed into the church with her little girl of about two years, blind because of smallpox and considered incurable by the main doctors of Naples.
As soon as that mother was close to the sacred urn, she applied the oil from the lamp on her girl’s eyes who, in that instant, recovered her eyesight (fig. 9).
Both mother and daughter started to shout, the daughter with happiness, the mother with faith; Instantly, inside and outside the Church the news of the miracle began to spread, and the crowd where in turmoil with curiosity! There was a man present who had the reputation of a non believer. Struck by the marvel he had witnessed, he offered spontaneously to help financially with the erection of the chapel that for some time had been planned to be built for the Saint’s cult. Here, we have two miracles, the opening of the eyes of an innocent girl, and the opening of the eyes of the soul in a sinner”.

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e – Resurrection from the death of an eight year old boy.
It is still Ippolito that writes; “Rosa Di Lucia, noblewoman of Mugnano cousin of Fr. Francesco D., Caretaker of the Sacred Body of Saint Philomena, one day while holding one of her sons only eight years old who had been ill for a long time saw him passing away in her motherly arms. After having wet the cold corpse with the warmest of tears, and having made sure that there was trace of life, animated by true faith, she took the dear image of the Thaumaturgic Saint, and placing it on the small body of her deceased son, with loud screams and uncontrollable crying she kept begging for the grace of life; and the son like someone waking up after a deep lethargic sleep, rose again to new life and gave himself to the love of his mother”.

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