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Because saints were believed to have attained the beatific vision of god, they were believed to have the power to intercede in miracles. For this reason, the recognition of miracles is the most crucial aspect in the process of sanctification. Having passed through the earlier phases of the process, Mother Aubert is presently awaiting the recognition of her miracles. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e3de47b8a66207e7022386e/1581115271018-0FAZ0W8ZCQZIL1GYDTRJ/Acr147722097603328-11951177-1300x801.jpg Home - Mother Aubert’s Remedies Mother Aubert’s remedies were based on a synthesis of European herbalism and Maori rongoa, employing both native and non-native botanicals. Aubert was influenced by European traditions of folk herbalism, which were still active in her native France in the mid-nineteenth century. Upon her arrival in New Zealand, she integrated native Māori herbal practices, which she learned directly from women of mana. https://www.miraclesofmotheraubert.com/sisters-of-compassion daily 0.75 2020-02-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e3de47b8a66207e7022386e/1581643507678-1RHKKQ5TT4RXZXSHLMG2/sisters2.jpg Sisters of Compassion The Sisters of Compassion https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e3de47b8a66207e7022386e/1581117416024-UCD8B61WJY2CDKIDUO5H/mater_dolorosa.jpg Sisters of Compassion - Aubert designed a medal for the Sisters of Compassion, which has the following description: On the front of the medal, we see Mary standing at the foot of the cross with the inscription “He died for us”. This is to remind the Sisters to offer themselves with Mary to Jesus. On the reverse side, we see the seven swords to represent the seven sorrows of Mary which she endured during her lifetime. The inscription is “Our Lady of Compassion, pray for us”. Mary as “Mother of Sorrows” (Mater dolorosa) figures prominently in Marian theology, and the seven swords were often depicted piercing her heart. They refer to the following seven scriptural events: 1. The prophecy of Simeon. (Luke 2:34–35) 2. The flight into Egypt. (Matthew 2:13-23) 3. The loss of the Child Jesus in the Temple of Jerusalem. (Luke 2:43–45) 4. Mary's meeting Jesus on the Via Dolorosa. (not in the New Testament) 5. The Crucifixion of Jesus on Mount Calvary. (Matthew 27:34–50, Mark 15:23–37, Luke 23:33–46, John 19:18–30) 6. The Piercing of the Side of Jesus with a spear, and his descent from the Cross. (John 19:34) 7. The burial of Jesus by Joseph of Arimathea. 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