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Marie de la Faudais

Marie de la Faudais

1819 – 1875 · France catholic · Peasant, Visionary
Traditional

French peasant woman from Brittany who experienced visions from a young age. Her prophecies were recorded by her local parish priest and are included in several Catholic prophetic compilations. She gave one of the most detailed accounts of the Three Days of Darkness.

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Prophecies & Visions (3)

Three Days of Complete Darkness
1850 AD — La Faudais, Brittany
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Three days of complete darkness will cover the earth. Only blessed candles will give light — one blessed candle will last all three days. The godless who try to light ordinary candles will not succeed, for the darkness is not natural but supernatural.
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Deadly Plague During the Darkness
1850 AD — La Faudais, Brittany
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The air will be poisonous and pestilential. Those who open a window or step outside out of curiosity will fall dead instantly. The faithful must stay indoors, pray the Rosary, and not look outside during the three days.
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Peace After the Three Days
1850 AD — La Faudais, Brittany
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When the three days are over, the dead will cover the earth. But the survivors will give thanks to God. A new era of peace will begin, and the earth will yield abundant harvests.
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