The Weeping Wall of the Virgin Mary: Miracle or Natural Phenomenon?
The Weeping Wall of the Virgin Mary is a wall located in St. Paul’s Church in Makati, Philippines. The wall is decorated with paintings of the Virgin Mary and angels. However, in 1998, a strange event occurred. Some people noticed that the wall began to cry tears. The tears had a rose scent and a salty taste.
Many people came to see and witness this phenomenon. They also collected the tears of the wall and took them for analysis. The results showed that the tears had the same composition as human tears. Many people believed that this was a miracle of the Virgin Mary, expressing her sorrow and compassion for humanity.
However, there were also some skeptics who thought that this was a hoax or a natural phenomenon. They argued that someone might have used a water pipe to make the wall cry, or that it was due to humidity in the air causing condensation.
Until now, there has been no definitive explanation for this event. The Weeping Wall of the Virgin Mary continues to cry on important days of the Church, such as Christmas or the Feast of the Sacred Heart. Many people still come to pray and ask for favors before the wall, believing that it is a sign from God.
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