By Caroline Perkins, ChurchPop - Early in his pontificate, Pope Leo XIV visited the Shrine of the Mother of Good Counsel near Rome. The shrine is home to a famous image of the Virgin Mary that, according to Catholic tradition, appeared there under miraculous circumstances... The Basilica of Our Lady of Good Counsel sits in Genazzano, Italy... The basilica’s website sheds light on the origin of this miraculous image, saying, “Prince Pietro Giordan Colonna, whose family had acquired lordship of the city, entrusted the church to the Augustinians in 1356. The notarial deed drawn up states that the church was a parish and was already called Santa Maria del Buon Consiglio. ..."