Padre Pios hands after death?

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Does anyone have any pictures of Padre Pios hands unwrapped after death? I know his stigmata was supposed to go away so I was curious if there were pictures? I tried to google and didn’t have much luck.
 
There aren’t pictures…

The stigmata of St. Padre Pio is something you’re going to have to trust the Church’s word about.
 
There’s pictures of his hands when bleeding,though wrapped in gauze
 
Yes, he was embarrassed or ashamed about them his whole life.

But, finally, in death, they became invisible.
 
Do you know of invisible stigmata?
There is a form of stigmata wherein you feel the pain but it is not visible.
He didn’t want it to be visible…

They also couldn’t take the man’s temperature without breaking a normal human thermometer.
 
Both are news to me. It would have been incredible to meet him! The thermometer especially! Thank you Kei!
 
That was how hot he was!

A lot of people try to say things like he used chemicals to induce stigmata (I think lye?), but that just complicates things. For instance, how is it that his wounds had a nice, fragrant scent? How is it that he still had the stigmata when observed by a skeptic? Not to mention all the other miraculous stuff about him (in addition to calling such a holy man a fraud).
In fact, I think one of the leading “theories” of his day was that people that received stigmata really just focused on the wounds of Christ, something that is laughable today, at least so I would think.
 
I met a modern stigmatist but am unsure if he was approved or not.
 
Wow! That must have been a wonderful experience! I assume it was a physical stigmata?
Of course, if he is not approved then let us say no more of him! Many things can be in place there.
 
I need to find out if he’s approved his name was Irving Houle and he’s from Michigan. He had the physical stigmata.
 
There are pictures of him in the glass coffin when he was ecxhumed for veneration when he was canonized. Google it.
 
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