The next day, we spent another day exploring Paris. This time, we visited the Arc de Triomphe and walked along the Champs-Élysées.
As expected, the area was crowded with tourists, but we still managed to capture some beautiful photos.
After that, we had lunch at a nearby ramen restaurant before continuing our walk through the city.
Here is a short story about this special church and the Miraculous Medal:
Tucked away on a quiet street in Paris stands the Church of the Miraculous Medal—a place of grace, silence, and countless answered prayers.
In 1830, the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared here to a humble novice, St. Catherine Labouré. During the apparition, Our Lady asked that a medal be made, bearing the words: “O Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee.” She promised great graces to all who wore the medal with faith.
From this small chapel, the Miraculous Medal spread throughout the world, becoming a symbol of hope, healing, and trust in Mary’s intercession. Millions have worn it in times of suffering, uncertainty, and prayer.
Today, pilgrims come quietly to light candles, touch the altar of the apparitions, and entrust their intentions to Our Lady. In the heart of bustling Paris, this church remains a hidden sanctuary—where faith speaks softly and miracles continue to unfold in silence.
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