If your scared it might poison you dont eat it. I have had it and it is lovely. story or not it is a wonderful communal thing to do.

If you receive it and you don’t want to make it, then all good nothing bad will happen. And if you receive it and you do make it, then you’ll enjoy sharing and eating it afterwards!

Have fun!

so what shud i do..? i am not into baking and all…but like i said i am in two minds, came online to see if any of this is true…??

is it..?:

_ i personally dont believe it because it is just a story, its not real, its a scam.

One day her daughter asked to bake her a cake. She refused more than once because she was unable to do it. The daughter insisted so much taht the mother felt she needed to bake that cake. She asked the aid of the Virgin Mary. As soon as she started to prepare the cake, the Virgin Mary appeared and she herself prepared the cake for the woman…

-when you use ONE DAY..again it is a story, it was never been real. I receive a so called pius bread from a friend, of course i dont want to embarrased her so i have to accept it but i am one of those who will STOP this circulation, i always believe that if we just believe in God, do good things to everyone then we dont need this miraculous bread…my fear is, if this bread will not be preapred properly by the person prior to me, it may cause food poisoning to me and my successor…

Name is Lavinia
We have recieved the Pope pius bread and have completed it.

ITS SUCH A MIRACLE..!!
My dad and i have been doing this, but mainly my dad. He was so in to it. He believed in it so much. He prayed and prayed.

I believe Mother Mary was with him when he was making it.
Day 10: Final day.. Dad done all that was suppose to be done. and while he was waiting for the bread/cake.. Dad notice he could see something different..
A start shape appeared in the centre of the bread/cake it was so perfect. and also when w saw the bottom of the bread/cake, There was a full moon shape in the centre, looked like it was carved in, which was suprising because we use a tray was flat surface. We call it the Miracle cake and dad still has it till now. We still have it on our alter..

ITS TRUE..

If you want to know more and i’ll send you pxtz wen i upload the photos.

GOD BLESS

Nine centuries (Twelfth Century). before Our Lady appeared at Fatima to three shepherd children, she appeared to a single little shepherdess at Reguengo do Fetal at a time when the villagers were enduring the hardships of a severe drought. Not only were the people suffering, but the sheep were suffering as well, since their once-rounded bodies were now gaunt and almost wasted. Accustomed to the lush greenery of the meadows, the sheep now had to search hard for a few blades of grass. It was the condition of a certain small herd, and her own sad state, that made the little shepherdess cry when she was pasturing her sheep outside the village of Reguengo on the slope of a hill.

Suddenly the little shepherdess felt a presence. Looking up with tear-filled eyes she saw to her surprise, in the midst of a cluster of ferns, a Lady who spoke gently.

“Why are you crying, my child?”
“I am hungry.”
“You must go and ask your mother for some bread.”
“I did ask her already, but she hasn’t any.”
“Go home,” the Lady insisted, “and ask your mother again to give you some bread. Tell her that a Lady ordered you to tell her that there is bread in the chest.”

The shepherdess ran home to tell of the vision and convey the message of the Lady. The child’s vision of the mysterious Lady was believed without a single doubt when, true to the Lady’s word, bread was found in the chest. Indeed, a great deal of bread was found – this of such texture and sweetness that it seemed as if it had been baked by angels.

After eating as much as she wanted, the little girl ran back to the hill. There she again saw the Lady, who gave her the following message:

“Tell the people of your village that I am the Mother of God, and that I wish them to build a shrine for me on this spot of the ferns, a shrine wherein I may be praised and honored.”

After the villagers were told of the apparitions and the mysterious supply of delicious bread, they hurried to the place of the ferns and found there a small statue of Our Lady. Nearby they discovered a spring where no spring had been before. It seemed that Our Lady had consecrated the place when miracles were effected by means of this water’s application to the bodies of the sick.

After the rains came to end the drought, the building of a shrine was immediately begun. It was here, probably at the beginning of the twelfth century, that the miraculous image was exposed for the veneration of the faithful. Unfortunately, it is not known in what year the apparitions took place, when the primitive shrine of Our Lady of Fetal was erected, nor do we know the name of the little shepherdess.

We do know that in 1585 a larger and more elegant church was built. It was to this shrine that countless pilgrims made their way, as they still do today (especially during Lent) for the recitation of the Rosary and, during the month of May, to offer flowers.
Also popular are the days between the end of September until the first Sunday of October. During this time a solemn novena of preparation is held for the traditional feast of Our Lady of Fetal. This festivity is noted for a most unusual attraction known as “the illumination of the snails;’ when shells of snails are used as little lamps. Many persons of distinction have recognized the shrine. King Edward confirmed an ancient privilege of the sanctuary’s Brotherhood whereby the members were given the right to collect alms for the maintenance of the shrine. Don John II provided a largess to the members and steward of the Brotherhood. Donna Maria I, by a provision of 1791, authorized a Free Fair on the first Sunday of October. Don Manuel de Aguiar, a former Bishop of Leiria, sent two artistic altars with retables of carved wood and twisted pillars.

During a national drought in May, 1896, Don Joseph II, the Cardinal Patriarch of Lisbon, asked for public prayers to be recited to Our Lady of Fetal for an abundant rainfall. In gratitude for Our Lady’s prompt answer to their prayers, and as a memorial, the Cardinal Patriarch granted indulgences to those who recited a Salve Regina before the image of Our Lady of Fetal. The shrine became better known throughout Portugal as a result of this appeal for prayers, but more so because of the almost immediate answer to the appeal.

The miraculous statue, which is kept in a niche above the main altar, depicts the Blessed Mother in a seated position with the Child Jesus on her left knee. As a reminder of the miracle that took place the day of the apparition so many years earlier when bread was miraculously provided in a chest, the Child Jesus holds in each hand a rounded loaf of bread, one of which He places into the hand of His Mother, who smiles pleasantly.

This statue reminds me of the Lilies of the Field parable of Our Lord, and was probably made to show that not only did Our Lord take care of His Mother but will take care of you if you Honor Her and Her Son.

RICK SALBATO

Stories taken from the book by Jan Carroll Cruz and published by
Tan Book and Publishers, Inc. Rockford, Ill. 61105
called

MIRACULOUS IMAGES OF OUR LADY