Rocher de Massabielle marks the location where the Virgin Mary appeared to St. Bernadette in France. Chocolatier made annual pilgrimages to Lourdes and also organized a visit for his employees.

They claim, “It is believed that he named them ‘Rocher’ after the craggy rock grotto, called the Rocher de Massabielle, that marks the place where the Blessed Mother appeared to St ...

If the world were seeking a real-life Willy Wonka, it would have struggled to get closer than Michele Ferrero, the confectioner who seduced millions with his genius for mass-market chocolatey ...

They claim, “It is believed that he named them ‘Rocher’ after the craggy rock grotto, called the Rocher de Massabielle, that marks the place where the Blessed Mother appeared to St ...

The chocolate’s rocky texture resembles the rock grotto in Lourdes, where Mary is believed to have appeared to a 13-year-old girl named Bernadette Soubirous on Feb. 11, 1858. The word “Rocher” is said ...

It is reported that he named his company “Rocher” after the rock grotto, the Rocher de Massabielle, which marks the location where the Virgin Mary appeared to St. Bernadette in Lourdes, France.