Johanna of Alexandroscene
From around Alexandroscone, daughter of Jacques. She is 7 to 8 years old and is healed by Jesus of a bone disease[1]:
"For two years an old bone in the machine (body) was deteriorating, paralyzing her and slowly bringing her to death, causing her much suffering. We had consulted doctors from Antioch, Tyre, Sidon, and even from Caesarea and Panias, spending so much on doctors and remedies that we had to sell the house we had in the city and withdraw to the country house."
Her mother, pushed by the faith of her husband, goes in search of Jesus carrying her daughter, just as he is being driven out of Alexandroscone. Through the intermediary of the shepherd Anna who speaks to her about the girl and tells Jesus where she is[2], she finds him near the smithy of Titus.
Jesus smiled, tall, charming, among them. It seemed as if all the light of the sun was concentrated on his face, so radiant it was. He seemed to diffuse rays. (...)
The smile of Jesus blossomed. And this radiant, inexpressible smile must have been very meaningful for the woman who, no longer anxious but smiling as if she was already experiencing her future happiness, leaned to take her little daughter; she lifted her from her seat, carried her with outstretched arms as if offering her to God, moved forward, and when she reached Jesus’ feet, she knelt while raising as high as she could the little girl lying down who looked, ecstatic, at the very charming face of Jesus.And Jesus said only one word, small but powerful, beatifying like the "Fiat" of God at the creation of the world: 'Yes.'
And he placed his hand on the little child's extended chest. Then the child, with the cry of a lark freed from its cage, exclaimed, 'Mom!' and suddenly sat up, slid down to her feet, and kissed her mother who, exhausted, staggered and almost fell backward, fainting from fatigue, from anxiety suddenly relieved, from joy beyond the strength of her heart already weakened by so many past sufferings. (...)"[3]
Her name
Johanna, feminine of YoHanan, "the eternal has shown grace, has been favorable."
Where is she mentioned in the work?
EMV 330 EMV 331