Blood and tears ooze from the icon of Christ (video)
Success yesterday, Blood and tears ooze from the icon of Christ. Witness reporter: A reader claims to have read a report in the Greek media that the bloody icon is inside a chapel in a nursing home there. If so, then nursing homes are places of extraordinary death and suffering for Covid-19, so the miracle can be interpreted as a sign that Christ suffers with them.
Success yesterday, Blood and tears ooze from the icon of Christ, the testimony. I certainly believe that some claimed miracles are false. I've seen it happen personally. It is not wrong to approach with skepticism. But sometimes you can't really explain these things. In those cases, I find that there are two types of people in the world: the type who sees something like this and says, “Why would God do something like this?
If he wanted to show those people that he was with them, why didn't he choose some other way, or why didn't he just stop the virus, or why didn't he do what makes sense to me? "; and those who just fall to their knees and say, "My Lord and my God."
Blood and tears ooze: prayer
Prayer before the Crucifix. A plenary indulgence on the individual Fridays of Lent is granted to the faithful who piously recite, after communion, the aforementioned prayer before the image of Jesus Crucified, a plenary indulgence on the individual Fridays of Lent; and partial indulgence on all other days of the year. Here I am, my beloved and good Jesus, that, in your most holy prostrate presence, I beg you with the most lively fervor to impress in my heart feelings of faith, hope, charity, pain for my sins, and resolve not to offend you, while I with all my love and compassion I go considering your five wounds, starting with what he said, O my Jesus, the holy prophet David: “They have pierced my hands and my feet, they have counted all my bones”. Amen. Our Father, Hail Mary, Glory to the Father.