Miracles, Masterpieces, and The Madonna A Mother's Journey of Faith and Revelation

This book is a poignant and heartwarming true account of a mother's unwavering faith, and her journey spanning 35 years and 3 continents, which started with the instantaneous healing of her 5-year-old son from an incurable disease, in Lourdes, France.
The author's story is a unique, spell-binding fusion of miraculous encounters, along with stories from her travels around the world, in conjunction with the acquisition of stunning and original works of Old Master' religious art.
Her book will serve as a beacon of faith and hope in today's fragmented and wounded world, as stirringly reveals how, through faith, God's mercy is for the asking for all those who seek it.
The book's contents will indelibly resonate with readers who crave nourishment for their minds and souls. The exquisite art work will be a feast for their eyes and will vividly bring to life the accounts of the author's many miraculous encounters with Mary and Jesus.
This book is a must read for the faithful and the devout seeking miracles through God's infinite love, for the pilgrim seeking to travel to the many wondrous places of pilgrimage where The Madonna has appeared and is appearing, and for the lover of art who revels in the divinely inspired work of the Old Masters.

ABAN KAVASMANECK is a professor of English literature, philosophy, and religion, and has
taught in many prestigious institutions across the United States and abroad for over fifty years.
She attended a Scottish high school in Bombay, India, where she met her future husband,
Percy. They both attended a Jesuit college, got married, and moved to Stanford University,
California in 1971.
Aban specializes in teaching world literature, women's literature, and the classics. She was
voted "Professor of the Year" by the students at the University of Charleston for five consecutive
years.
For the last thirty years, Aban has started rosary groups in all the states she has resided,
is active in her church, is a Lector, and attends daily morning Mass with her husband. Aban is a
daughter of the Saint Francis de Sales Association, a member of Legatus, and a Dame Grand
Cross of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre.
Aban has three sons. The older two, Cyrus and Darien, are physicians, and the youngest,
Zubin, is her "miracle" son, the subject of this book, whose miraculous healing started a mother's
journey of faith and revelation.