An exhibition · in five sections
Saint Margaret Mary,
and the love of the Sacred Heart.
A journey through seventeen exhibits, from her early life to the devotion that continues today.
Welcome
Move exhibit by exhibit through her life, her visions, the Sacred Heart devotion, and the people and places that carried it into the world.
Five sections · seventeen exhibits
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Early Life
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The Convent
Entering the ConventThe door closes; the hidden life begins.Visit this exhibit →
The First Apparition — the First VisionChrist draws a hidden soul close to His loving Heart.Visit this exhibit →
The Second Apparition — Jesus Shows His HeartThe wounded Heart asks love to answer love.Visit this exhibit →
The Third Apparition — the FeastA private vision becomes a feast of love for the whole Church.Visit this exhibit →
The Room of the Sacred HeartA tent of meeting — sit a while under the gaze of the Heart that loves you.Visit this exhibit →
St Margaret, RetoldHer true story, reimagined in today's Hong Kong.Visit this exhibit →
St Claude — the One Who Believed Her"My faithful servant and perfect friend."Visit this exhibit →
A Saint Who Swept Floors: Holiness Hidden in the Ordinary and SufferingSanctity is forged in hidden obedience and ordinary service.Visit this exhibit →
The Makeshift Altar — the TriumphA humble youth-built altar becomes the place of reconciliation.Visit this exhibit →§3
Dialogue with Jesus
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The Devotion
The Spread of the DevotionA hidden convent devotion crosses the cloister wall.Visit this exhibit →
The Nine First FridaysA little of your time — and the promise of a refuge at the end.Visit this exhibit →
The Twelve PromisesTender guarantees for this life, this home, this struggle.Visit this exhibit →§5
Places & People
St Margaret's Church, Hong KongThe saint's message crossed oceans — and found its first church in Asia here.Visit this exhibit →
The Chapel of the Visitation, Paray-le-MonialThe holy ground where the devotion first caught fire.Visit this exhibit →
Sacré-Cœur, Montmartre — the Unbroken VigilA nation's wound answered by a century of unbroken prayer.Visit this exhibit →