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Lucia
Puccia
as Little Margaret of Castello
The movie Little
Margaret

Staring
Lucia Puccia as Little Margaret
And
Robert Sommer as Fr Silvestro
Lady Emilia, heard
of a miracles healings in a
near by town of Citta di Castello, Italy at Franciscan Shrine,
Lord Parisio was willing to journey there since it would solve this
problem one way or another.
So when she
was 20, Margaret and her parent made
a pilgrimage to the shrine where
they hoped for a miraculous "cure" to
her deformities and
Margaret could pray for healing.
Parisio
soon realized no miracle had
occurred and
they silently abandoned Margaret in the Shrine and this strange
city.
However,
Margaret open herself to the will of God
and had no harsh feeling towards her parents and in fact she loved them
dearly.

Little Margaret
prays at
the shrine for miracle
& healings for others
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Little Margaret prays
for parents at
the
Shrine until nightfall |

Little Margaret sleeps over night in Shrine
doorway & meets
homeless. |

Little Margaret's
new life
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Little Margaret's |

Little Margaret now
a new postulant obedient
to the rules
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Little Margaret
in confession
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Little Margaret was at
the mercy of the
passersby, the poorest of the poor, but Little Margaret’s faith and
courage inspired others in this life, where the rich would take pity on
her and to help her survive. Margaret was serene, cheerful and
courageous. She never became bitter, never complained, never reproached
others or lost heart.
Her cheerfulness,
based on her trust in God’s
love and goodness, was extraordinary. Margaret
was courageous because she looked at the
suffering with the eyes of faith.
Eventually
Little Margaret felt the
call of God
and became a member of the Dominican Third Order of Castello, where she
lived an exemplary life of prayer, penance, and charity.

Little Margaret praying
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Little Margaret leaving the convent to do God's will
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A new calling for
Little Margaret |

Little Margaret
Dominican
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Little Margaret taking care of
prisoners, Gods children
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Little Margaret is
floating
in the air |

Little Margaret
Prisoner
repents
pray for us
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After Little Margaret's death she
heals a child who is crippled.
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Little Margaret
incorrupt
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Margaret was very
sympathetic and understanding
towards others and visited prisoners, helped the sick and comforted the
dying. Since her death, at age thirty-three, she has kept on helping
those who pray to her. Many cures have been attributed to her
intercession.
When she died at
the age of 33 again sharing
another grace with
Our dear Lord Jesus the towns people thronged to her
funeral and demanded that the saint be buried in a tomb inside the
church. The priest protested, but when a crippled girl was miraculously
cured at the funeral, the people had their way.
The story of crippled girl
miraculous
cure by Blessed
Margaret is from the earliest
biography about her written in 1325 and then another
written in 1335. An account told by those who knew her. Blessed
Margaret's story is one of the most moving and one everyone should
watch, even today, her body
is
still incorrupt.
She died on April
13, 1320 and more than 200
miracles have been credited to her intercession after her death.
Little Margaret of Castello was declared Blessed by the Catholic Church
on Oct. 19, 1609.
Blessed Margaret is an inspiration to those who are
discouraged and tempted to self-pity. Her intercession is most powerful
to those who suffer from eye and muscular diseases, and has become an
inspiration for the Pro-Life Movement. She is a help for those who are
unwanted and abandoned.
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Little Margaret Links
Blessed
Margaret of Castello Guild Shrine of Blessed Margaret of
Castello
Call
(614)
240-5915 to Order The little margaret Movie
Book
of the Authoritative Life
Blessed Margaret of Castello,
by Fr. Bonniwell, OP (TAN books)
BLESSED MARGARET, A PEARL OF
BEAUTY AND WORTH
By: Mrs. Mary Jane Owen, OP, MSW
Mary Jane Owen, TOP, MSW,
National Director, Disabled Catholics in Action,
2032 Belmont Road, NW #226, Washington,
DC 20009, 202-483-8582, dcia@verizon.net.
www.dcia.us
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