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Don’t forget the cloth left at the site of the “Lady of Guadalupe” apparitions. The original cloth is still there, and scientists are even allowed to study it from time to time.
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The Incorruptible Bodies Of Catholic Saints
Blessed Paula Frassinetti - Died in 1882 and her body was exhumed and found to be incorrupt in 1906. Her body is on display in the Chapel of the Convent of Santa Dorotea in Rome, Italy.
St. Catherine Laboure’ - Died in 1876 and was exhumed and found incorrupt in 1933. Her body is on display under the side altar in the Chapel of Our Lady of the Sun in Paris.
St. Jean-Marie-Baptiste Vianney (Cure’ of Ars) - Died in 1859 and was exhumed and found incorrupt in 1904. His body is on display above the main altar in the Basilica at Ars in France.
St. Vincent Pallotti - Died in 1850 and was exhumed and found incorrupt in 1906 and 1950. His body is on display under the main altar in the Church of St. Salvatore in Onda, Italy.
St. Teresa Margaret - Died in 1770 and was exhumed and found incorrupt in 1783. Her body is on display in a glass case at the Monastery of St. Teresa in Florence, Italy.
St. Andrew Bobola - Died in 1657 and 40 years later his body was dicovered and found incorrupt. His body is on display under the main altar in the Church of St. Andrew Bobola in Warsaw, Poland.
Bl. Osanna of Manua’ - Died in 1505. Her body is on display under the altar in Our Lady of the Rosary in the Cathedral of Manua, Italy. In 1965 the relic of her body was examined in depth and still found to be well preserved (460 years old!)
St. Catherine of Bologna - Died in 1463 and has been incorrupt and on display in an upright position for over 500 years.
St. Rita of Cascia - Died in 1457. Her body is on display in a glass case in the Basilica of St. Rita in Cascia, Italy. It is also publicly known that her body has been seen in different positions in the glass case, as well as eyes have opened and closed unaided.
Bl. Margaret of Metola (Castello) - Died in 1320 and was found incorrupt in 1558. Her body is on display under the high altar of the Church of St. Domenico at Citta-di-Castello, Italy.
St. Zita - Died in 1278 and her body is on display in a glass reliquary in the Basilica of St. Frediano in Lucca, Italy
St. Sperandia - Died in 1276 her body is on display in the Benedictine convent church of Cingoli, Italy. Her body was exhumed eight different times, the last in 1952. It is still incorrupt to this day and exudes a sweet fragrance.
Saint Alphege - Was Archbishop of Canterbury and was captured, put in prison, and eventually murdered by his captors in 1012. Ten years later his perfectly incorrupt body was discovered.
Saint Withburga - Died in 743 and incorrupt body was discovered 55 years later. Her remains were on display for over 300 more years thereafter until destroyed during the Reformation.
Saint Agatha - Died in 251 and body was discovered incorrupt in the eleventh century. Parts of her incorrupt body are still in existence today.
Saint Cecilia - Died in 177 and body was discovered incorrupt in 1599, is known to be the first saint to be incorrupt.
Blessed Paula Frassinetti - Died in 1882 and her body was exhumed and found to be incorrupt in 1906. Her body is on display in the Chapel of the Convent of Santa Dorotea in Rome, Italy.
St. Catherine Laboure’ - Died in 1876 and was exhumed and found incorrupt in 1933. Her body is on display under the side altar in the Chapel of Our Lady of the Sun in Paris.
St. Jean-Marie-Baptiste Vianney (Cure’ of Ars) - Died in 1859 and was exhumed and found incorrupt in 1904. His body is on display above the main altar in the Basilica at Ars in France.
St. Vincent Pallotti - Died in 1850 and was exhumed and found incorrupt in 1906 and 1950. His body is on display under the main altar in the Church of St. Salvatore in Onda, Italy.
St. Teresa Margaret - Died in 1770 and was exhumed and found incorrupt in 1783. Her body is on display in a glass case at the Monastery of St. Teresa in Florence, Italy.
St. Andrew Bobola - Died in 1657 and 40 years later his body was dicovered and found incorrupt. His body is on display under the main altar in the Church of St. Andrew Bobola in Warsaw, Poland.
Bl. Osanna of Manua’ - Died in 1505. Her body is on display under the altar in Our Lady of the Rosary in the Cathedral of Manua, Italy. In 1965 the relic of her body was examined in depth and still found to be well preserved (460 years old!)
St. Catherine of Bologna - Died in 1463 and has been incorrupt and on display in an upright position for over 500 years.
St. Rita of Cascia - Died in 1457. Her body is on display in a glass case in the Basilica of St. Rita in Cascia, Italy. It is also publicly known that her body has been seen in different positions in the glass case, as well as eyes have opened and closed unaided.
Bl. Margaret of Metola (Castello) - Died in 1320 and was found incorrupt in 1558. Her body is on display under the high altar of the Church of St. Domenico at Citta-di-Castello, Italy.
St. Zita - Died in 1278 and her body is on display in a glass reliquary in the Basilica of St. Frediano in Lucca, Italy
St. Sperandia - Died in 1276 her body is on display in the Benedictine convent church of Cingoli, Italy. Her body was exhumed eight different times, the last in 1952. It is still incorrupt to this day and exudes a sweet fragrance.
Saint Alphege - Was Archbishop of Canterbury and was captured, put in prison, and eventually murdered by his captors in 1012. Ten years later his perfectly incorrupt body was discovered.
Saint Withburga - Died in 743 and incorrupt body was discovered 55 years later. Her remains were on display for over 300 more years thereafter until destroyed during the Reformation.
Saint Agatha - Died in 251 and body was discovered incorrupt in the eleventh century. Parts of her incorrupt body are still in existence today.
Saint Cecilia - Died in 177 and body was discovered incorrupt in 1599, is known to be the first saint to be incorrupt.
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Ishmael_s_child
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bless you brother
“If you do not understand the people, think no they are wrong”(Ishmael’s child)
my way is my way. , dont angry if I didnt care about ur advice I still love you , and care about u…salam aleikum
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inJESUS
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well , prophets and Saints did miracles…NONE of them was a book…what makes a book a miracle? it’s language? so Shakespeare is a miracle…it’s duration? jahiliyya poetry is a miracle…prophecies? then Nostradamus is a miracle…
a miracle is a miracle…not a subjective miracle…millions read the quran and found absolutely no miracle, but plagiarism from Talmud and Jewish/Christian legends…i don’t think that was the only miracle Allah could give to a “prophet” when all other prophets made much better.
a miracle is a miracle…not a subjective miracle…millions read the quran and found absolutely no miracle, but plagiarism from Talmud and Jewish/Christian legends…i don’t think that was the only miracle Allah could give to a “prophet” when all other prophets made much better.
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freesoulhope
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That is cold, dude
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Eden
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I can’t read Arabic but the moon, the tree and the fish look like their scrawled “messages” are not identical.
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inJESUS
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the word Allah is the same used by arab Christians. The sentence La Ilaha illa Allah was used by Christians before islam. Anyway there are natural crosses as well, so?
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Booklover
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http://mike.friese.com/pilgrimage/paris/death.jpg
This is the incorrupt body of St. Bernadette who died on April 16, 1879
mike.friese.com/pilgrimage/paris/bernaut.html
This is the incorrupt body of St. Bernadette who died on April 16, 1879
mike.friese.com/pilgrimage/paris/bernaut.html
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George_Waters
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Now there is a sign!
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Eden
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Can I just mention about the writing on the moon? That seems pretty ironic since some critics of Islam state that much of its teachings come from the pagan worship of the moon.
If you Google “Allah - The moon god” you can find all kinds of sites. It just seems ironic and maybe not the best idea that you would provide a picture of the moon purportedly saying “Allah” on it given the accusations.
If you Google “Allah - The moon god” you can find all kinds of sites. It just seems ironic and maybe not the best idea that you would provide a picture of the moon purportedly saying “Allah” on it given the accusations.
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inJESUS
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on the moon they tried to strech out the name mohammad not allah
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StMarkEofE
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MICKEY MOO! MICKEY MOO!
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