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A seaside shrine for Mary in Sliema, Malta.

A seaside shrine for Mary in Sliema, Malta.

A house shrine for Marija Bambina, the patroness of Senglea in Malta.

A house shrine for Marija Bambina, the patroness of Senglea in Malta.

A street shrine in Valletta, Malta.

A street shrine in Valletta, Malta.

A street shrine for Our Lady of the Rosary of Pompeii in Valletta’s San Elmo district, Malta.

A street shrine for Our Lady of the Rosary of Pompeii in Valletta’s San Elmo district, Malta.

A house shrine in Sliema, Malta.

A house shrine in Sliema, Malta.

A street shrine in Mdina, Malta.

A street shrine in Mdina, Malta.

A street shrine for Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Mdina, Malta.I’m spending a week in Malta, which is full of churches and shrines dedicated to the Madonna.

A street shrine for Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Mdina, Malta.

I’m spending a week in Malta, which is full of churches and shrines dedicated to the Madonna.

A small Italian street shrine for Our Lady of Mount Carmel.

A small Italian street shrine for Our Lady of Mount Carmel.

(Source: casertamusica.com)

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virgin mary in favignana.

ninamayfire:

virgin mary in favignana.

A street shrine for Mary in Tyre, Lebanon.

A street shrine for Mary in Tyre, Lebanon.

(Source: Flickr / jhattam)

A street shrine in Naples for the Madonna dell’Arco and the Mater Dolorosa.

A street shrine in Naples for the Madonna dell’Arco and the Mater Dolorosa.

(Source: Flickr / caprilemon)

Onze Lieve Vrouw van de Goeden Duik
This small shrine in honour of Our Lady of Good Shelter in the Dutch city of Maastricht was commissioned by the parents of four young men who survived the Second World War.The men were captured by the Nazis in 1943, when they were found hiding in a farmer’s barn. However, two of them later managed to escape while the other two survived imprisonment.The parents asked for Mary to be depicted as the protector of those who seek hiding from the enemy, as they attributed their sons’ survival to her.

Onze Lieve Vrouw van de Goeden Duik

This small shrine in honour of Our Lady of Good Shelter in the Dutch city of Maastricht was commissioned by the parents of four young men who survived the Second World War.

The men were captured by the Nazis in 1943, when they were found hiding in a farmer’s barn. However, two of them later managed to escape while the other two survived imprisonment.

The parents asked for Mary to be depicted as the protector of those who seek hiding from the enemy, as they attributed their sons’ survival to her.

(Source: 4en5mei.nl)

A street shrine for the Holy Family in Antwerp, Belgium.

A street shrine for the Holy Family in Antwerp, Belgium.

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