This is the place where Zacchaeus lived after having been banished from the Holy Land. The husband of Veronica came here, became a hermit, and carved a statue of the Blessed Mother from memory – the Black Madonna. His body was incorrupt before the Revolution first tried to burn it (and failed) and later threw it in the river. This place was built for the Latin Mass, and today that Mass – so hated by Modernists – made a glorious return to the altar of Rocamadour. (Remnant Tours 2025, Celebrant Father Gregory Pendergraft, FSSP).
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