They Opened Her Coffin — St. Catherine Labouré's Eyes Were Still Blue

On March 21, 1933 — 57 years after her death — the coffin of St. Catherine Labouré was opened in Paris before doctors and sworn witnesses. Her body was intact, her limbs supple, and her eyes still blue. But the greater wonder is the life: the farm girl who rested her hands on the lap of the Blessed Virgin Mary in 1830, received the Miraculous Medal, and then hid in total silence for 46 years serving the poor while her medal circled the world. In this video: the apparitions at Rue du Bac in her own account, the medal and the Ratisbonne conversion, the 1933 exhumation findings, the honest truth about the wax protection, and a guided Miraculous Medal prayer — including the prayer for "the graces souls forget to ask." Visit her: Chapel of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal, 140 Rue du Bac, Paris. Tags: catherine laboure, st catherine laboure, miraculous medal, incorrupt body, rue du bac, her eyes were still blue, incorruptible saints, marian apparition, our lady, catholic saints, exhumation, what they found, catholic inspiration, o mary conceived without sin