Maria Elena Graciano says the Catholic symbols of Jesus and his mother Mary appeared in a screen door at her home in Pharr.
"God is here with us on earth. Many people don't believe that. And he's here with his son,” says Graciano.
For six years, she kept quiet. She didn't think people would believe. On Tuesday, All Saints Day, a holy day of obligation for Catholics, she shared the symbols.
“If you want to come and see, come and see, but please don't to leave any money. I don't want money. If you want, you can leave a rose,” says Graciano.
Yep. I can see both of them. It's definitely worth a rose.
Hmmm. I can't see anything. The peanut butter sandwich worked better for me.
ReplyDeleteI don't see anything. Oh wait, is that Jesus, with pinpont eyes, and a turned down mustache on the far right? But I'll be darned if I can find the Holy Mother or anyone else for that matter. Oh wait, down on the lower left corner, a skull! on its side, dome toward the left, and, yes, an arm about where the chest would be, crossing the chest. But that's not Mary.
ReplyDeleteMy, what the imagination can do if it is led.
Yeah, I'm seeing Jesus there. Not Mary.
ReplyDeleteWot Ellie Said.
ReplyDeleteBut Jesus sort of looks like the "ZigZag" guy.
ReplyDeleteNo, Jesus looks like one of those guys in ancient Chinese paintings.
ReplyDeleteI see Chinese Jesus but no mom.
ReplyDeleteSo many Jesuses.
ReplyDeleteSo few virgins.
Oh, I forgot to say earlier: very cute headline, MP!
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