Canada: Hundreds of superstitious Virgin Mary Worshipers flock to Windsor home to see Virgin Mary statue
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Pastor Dale Morgan
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Canada: Hundreds of superstitious Virgin Mary Worshipers flock to Windsor home to see Virgin Mary statue
November 2, 2010 6:03 PM
A steady crowd of superstitious Virgin Mary worshipers visited the Virgin Mary statue Nov.2, 2010, located on Garvey Street in Windsor, ON. to see what they believe is a sign from God. Here Beatrice Bertoia-Evola prays in front of the statue.
WINDSOR, Ont. — Hundreds of superstitious Virgin Mary worshipers continued descending Tuesday on the site of a Virgin Mary statue said to weep tears of healing oil.
One Virgin Mary mystic from Manitoba said he is gathering as many people as he can to make the trip to Windsor to pray at the statue’s feet.
The statue, encased in an addition to the front of a home on Garvey Crescent, smiles during the day and weeps tears of oil at night, according to homeowner Fadia Ibrahim.
She calls the supposed happenings a "miracle," and believes the statue is delivering a message.
For the past three months, Superstitious Catholics who have heard of the statue's supposed powers have been gathering at the home nightly to pray.
The grass on the front lawn has been trampled into the soil by Virgin Mary worshippers, and the street -- located in a normally quiet area -- is constantly clogged with cars.
People streamed through the yard dozens at a time Tuesday to the sounds of car horns and Hail Marys.
It’s the constant stream of vehicles and worshippers that have upset neighbours. One neighbour reported his concern to the city, which has issued an order to the homeowners to remove the statue by Nov. 19 citing building code violations and lack of a building permit.
Ibrahim said she began receiving messages from the Virgin Mary about two years ago. She said she was at a nearby church when a cross and the letter M appeared in blood on her leg during mass.
She said the Virgin has since inscribed other messages on her body and has even spoken to her, telling her that people must invigorate their faith and go to church.
After news of her supposed mystic communications with the Virgin Mary spread in the Catholic community, supporters in Detroit donated the statue -- believed to have come from Los Angeles -- as well as the money to construct the enclosure.
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Canada: Hundreds of superstitious Virgin Mary Worshipers flock to Windsor home to see Virgin Mary statue
November 2, 2010 6:03 PM
A steady crowd of superstitious Virgin Mary worshipers visited the Virgin Mary statue Nov.2, 2010, located on Garvey Street in Windsor, ON. to see what they believe is a sign from God. Here Beatrice Bertoia-Evola prays in front of the statue.
WINDSOR, Ont. — Hundreds of superstitious Virgin Mary worshipers continued descending Tuesday on the site of a Virgin Mary statue said to weep tears of healing oil.
One Virgin Mary mystic from Manitoba said he is gathering as many people as he can to make the trip to Windsor to pray at the statue’s feet.
The statue, encased in an addition to the front of a home on Garvey Crescent, smiles during the day and weeps tears of oil at night, according to homeowner Fadia Ibrahim.
She calls the supposed happenings a "miracle," and believes the statue is delivering a message.
For the past three months, Superstitious Catholics who have heard of the statue's supposed powers have been gathering at the home nightly to pray.
The grass on the front lawn has been trampled into the soil by Virgin Mary worshippers, and the street -- located in a normally quiet area -- is constantly clogged with cars.
People streamed through the yard dozens at a time Tuesday to the sounds of car horns and Hail Marys.
It’s the constant stream of vehicles and worshippers that have upset neighbours. One neighbour reported his concern to the city, which has issued an order to the homeowners to remove the statue by Nov. 19 citing building code violations and lack of a building permit.
Ibrahim said she began receiving messages from the Virgin Mary about two years ago. She said she was at a nearby church when a cross and the letter M appeared in blood on her leg during mass.
She said the Virgin has since inscribed other messages on her body and has even spoken to her, telling her that people must invigorate their faith and go to church.
After news of her supposed mystic communications with the Virgin Mary spread in the Catholic community, supporters in Detroit donated the statue -- believed to have come from Los Angeles -- as well as the money to construct the enclosure.
Related Link:
Revealing The Religious But Lost!
http://www3.telus.net/thegoodnews/religiousbutlost.htm
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