Authentic Accounts of Dominica Lazzari, the Addolorata, and Maria Von MÃ rl, the Ecstatica, Now Living in the Tyrol. Translated from the German of S. Buchfelner by the Rev. F. C. Husenbeth

Authentic Accounts Of Dominica Lazzari, The Addolorata, And Maria Von Mörl, The Ecstatica, Now Living In The Tyrol. Translated From The German Of S. Buchfelner By The Rev. F. C. Husenbeth by Simon Buchfelner. This translated collection presents biographical narratives of two Tyrolean women celebrated for devout faith and mystical experiences. The Preface defends their credibility, citing eyewitnesses, medical observers, and ecclesiastical authorities, and frames the accounts as edifying testimonies of Christian suffering and devotion. The Dominica Lazzari section recounts a girl born in 1816 in Capriana who endures severe trials, experiences visions, and bears the stigmata—including crown-of-thorns wounds on her head and the wounds of Christ in her hands, feet, and side—with reported bleeding on Fridays and other miraculous signs. The Maria von Morl section describes a Caldaro-born woman (1812) whose life of asceticism leads to profound ecstasies and the five wounds of Christ, with long, immersive contemplations and miraculous phenomena observed by witnesses. Across both narratives the work emphasizes eyewitness testimony and expert observation to present these phenomena as spiritually edifying examples of sanctity.