The Marian Foundation
The Marian Foundation
The Marian Foundation, a non-profit organization, is comprised solely of volunteers who believe that the re-telling of these miraculous events increases devotion to the Son through the Immaculate Heart of His Mother, who loves us so much that she weeps her precious tears for her children. The Foundation is dedicated to the preservation and publication of the wondrous events which occurred at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church, Lake Ridge, Virginia and in neighboring parishes from 1991-1993.
We publish THE SETON MIRACLES, Weeping Statues and Other Wonders, by James L. Carney, which recounts the miraculous phenomena as they unfolded. In addition, the book contains many beautiful full color images of the weeping statues; a discussion of other famous statue weeping episodes and a detailed rebuttal to skeptical challengers. The Foundation also recently produced a DVD of Eyewitness Testimony which allows viewers to hear directly from eyewitnesses to the miraculous events. In addition, beautiful notecards with images of the weeping Madonnas are available. On the back of each card is a detailed summary of the events. The cards are available in both English and Spanish.
We publish THE SETON MIRACLES, Weeping Statues and Other Wonders, by James L. Carney, which recounts the miraculous phenomena as they unfolded. In addition, the book contains many beautiful full color images of the weeping statues; a discussion of other famous statue weeping episodes and a detailed rebuttal to skeptical challengers. The Foundation also recently produced a DVD of Eyewitness Testimony which allows viewers to hear directly from eyewitnesses to the miraculous events. In addition, beautiful notecards with images of the weeping Madonnas are available. On the back of each card is a detailed summary of the events. The cards are available in both English and Spanish.
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The Marian Foundation logo
The logo portrays the Immaculate Heart of Mary at the foot of the Cross,
where her heart will always be. It is overlaid with a tear, representing her particular manifestation at Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church, and lies beneath the figure of a dove, the traditional symbol of the Holy Spirit, raising a wing of flame for the Divine Love which encompasses all.