Posted on 05/14/2012 8:12:03 AM PDT by Salvation
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A famous relic in the Cathedral of Naples. The blood of this martyr (d. about 305), preserved in a glass phial, liquifies some eighteen times each year when the reliquary is exposed and placed near the saint's head. No natural explanation has been found for the phenomenon.
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I saw this on tv once. It looks miraculous to me.
I think I saw a EWTN Show with Penny Lord and her Husband hosting on this event one year.
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