A statue symbolizing Mary, mother of Jesus, was left virtually untouched after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit Turkey on Feb. 6. The cathedral surrounding the piece collapsed.

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Immaculate conception. Catholic church has been providing ministry for decades in Goose Creek. Well, this weekend on Mother's Day, statues of Jesus's Mother Mary were found severely damaged. That ...

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The statue was restored in April. In April 2021, a statue of Jesus outside St. Mary's Cathedral was vandalized when Blair Whitten, of Moorhead, spray-painted the statue's face black.

A vandal allegedly broke into a Fall River Catholic church earlier this week, doused a Virgin Mary statue with bleach, and smashed a statue of the baby Jesus, according to local police.

These standards primarily concern reports of “ apparitions ” of the Virgin Mary. But the framework also applies to other supernatural occurences, including weeping statues.

Holy Mary, mother of Jesus! Not even the Virgin Mary can find safety in Trenton after a shrine built into the hollow of a tree that included a figurine of the most well-known woman came under attack.

The Virgin Mary, mother of sweet baby Jesus, is the subject of a recent statue series by artist Soasig Chamaillard. We're pretty sure it's sacrilegious to dress Saint Mary as any of the characters ...

See About archive blog posts. Firefighters working in earthquake-damaged L’Aquila, Italy, have recovered a statue of the Virgin Mary with the baby Jesus that dates back to 1450.

(The Conversation) — Claims of appearances of the Virgin Mary and weeping statues have been common in Catholicism. And now they’re going to get a closer look – but on a worldwide scale.

In a Catholic parish in Hobbs, New Mexico, a statue of the Virgin Mary has been “weeping.” Onlookers have gathered out of curiosity, and also for prayer and healing.