"Neu-marianischer Wunder- Und Gnaden-brunn Zu Wembding" recounts the miracles and graces associated with the Marian pilgrimage site of Wembding. Written by Anton Crammer, this historical account details the wonders attributed to the Virgin Mary at Wembding, solidifying its importance as a center of religious devotion. The book explores the spiritual impact of the site, its significance in local religious life, and its role in the broader context of Marian devotion within the Catholic Church. It offers insights into the religious practices and beliefs of the time, highlighting the enduring appeal of Marian apparitions and the miracles associated with them. This work is essential for those interested in Marian theology, the history of Christian pilgrimage, and the religious history of Germany.
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