Stories from the Street
Visiting the Poor
Chalco, Mexico
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The following story comes to us from store customer Bob in North Carolina:
SPSE online store customer Bob bought 3,000 Miraculous Medals and chains from SPSE about four weeks ago, and this weekend delivered them in person to an all-girls orphanage in Mexico called Sisters of Mary World Villages for Children. There are 3,500 girls at this orphanage, and they vary in age between 12-18. The length of stay for the girls is usually five years. The orphanage is run by nuns, which means they go to Mass several times a week (although the government often challenges them), pray the Rosary daily, and do adoration.They have 22,000 children across the globe. Bob is very grateful that the SPSE online store offers Spanish Miraculous Medals and mentioned that ordering through our store was a pleasure and the service was wonderful.
Praised be Jesus Christ!
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