(Feb) 13. Our Lady of the Hot Oven, in Bourges, so called because in the year 526 a certain Jew, it is said, shut up his son in a heated oven, because he had received Baptism and
the Holy Communion; he was taken out safe and sound, thanks to the protection of Our Lady. A church was built to the Blessed Virgin in memory of this event. (Annales de France en Childebert.)
Image (click it to
enlarge): Picture of Notre Dame du Fourchaud's miraculous intercession of saving the life of a young Jewish boy [who would convert to Catholicism] - extracted from the Neville of Hornby Book of Hours, made ca. 1340-1350 A.D.
During the Middle Ages, a frequently illustrated miracle of the Blessed Virgin Mary, was the "Miracle of the Jew of Bourges" [where Our Lady saved a pre-teen Jewish boy, after his father had thrown
him into a fiery oven, upon learning he had been practicing Catholicism]. Late medieval Books of Hours and illustrated miracle texts from England, hold the most detailed examples, of this wonderful event/rescue - that occured in 6th Century Bourges, France.
Related Links:
Pope Leo XIII's Condemnation of the Jews Impious
Talmud, Kabbalah
Overview of 17th c. Historical Calendar of the Feasts of the B.V.M.
Source: "Historical Calendar of the Feasts of the Blessed Virgin, With the Foundations and Churches Dedicated to Her", from Abbé Orsini's
work, "Life of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of God", Imprimatur 1858 A.D.