Banneux Apparitions
Eight reported apparitions of a figure identifying herself as the 'Virgin of the Poor' to eleven-year-old Mariette Beco in Banneux, Belgium, between 15 January and 2 March 1933, beginning weeks after the Beauraing apparitions started; approved by the Bishop of Liège in 1949.
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Theories & Explanations
Banneux Apparitions has proposed explanation Beauraing-Banneux Marian Apparition Thesis.
Banneux Apparitions has proposed explanation Beauraing-Banneux Suggestion-Effect Explanation.
People
Banneux Apparitions was reported by Mariette Beco.
Events
Banneux Apparitions is frequently explored with Beauraing Apparitions — The two Belgian cases are almost always treated as a pair: Banneux began weeks after Beauraing, amid saturation press coverage of it, and both received formal Church approval on the same year, 1949.
Places
Banneux Apparitions occurred in Belgium.
Organisations & Programmes
Banneux Apparitions was investigated by Catholic Church.