Draft:Vincenza Pasini
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Vincenza Pasini was an Italian peasant noted for Marian apparition claims that allegedly occurred in 1428 and 1428 on the summit of Mount Berico.
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Biography
Pasini was born in 1356.
Marian apparition
On March 7, 1426, the Virgin Mary was said to have appeared before Pasini in Monte Berico while she was bringing lunch to her husband, who was working in the fields. During the time of the apparition, Pasini was already 70 years old. It is reported that she suffered for decades from the outbreaks of the Bubonic Plague.
In the first apparition, Pasini was commanded to tell the townsfolk to construct a church at Mount Berico. Initially, she was unable to convince authorities to do obey the Virgin's request.[1] The plague reappeared a year later and thousands died in Vicenza.[1]