Once it was an ordinary house in the suburbs of Sydney. Now, many people call it a wonder house or a magic house.
The thing is that from the inside of the walls of the house an incomprehensible oily liquid suddenly began to stand out, which supposedly heals diseases, and so far no one has been able to figure out what kind of substance it is.
Liquid first spilled from the walls in 2008, shortly after 17-year-old Mike, the only son of George and Lina Tannus, died in a car accident.
Parents considered the release of the liquid to be a divine manifestation, and they also say that with the help of this liquid, figures of a cross and other religious symbols appeared on the wall, as well as Mike's date of birth.
Over the years, samples of this oily substance were repeatedly taken and analysis attempts were made, but the researchers did not find out anything. All that was discovered was that the samples contained water, a little bit of gold, and a non-hazardous amount of uranium (!).
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Once a woman came to the house who really wanted to get pregnant and began to pray. And then she became pregnant and the news of this miracle spread quickly among the people.
Now many come here with the hope of getting pregnant or recovering. The Tannuses also have a Facebook page dedicated to the memory of Mike Tannus, where everyone can tell how the miracle house helped him.
In addition to oil, a substance similar to soot also comes out of the walls and it also "draws" some patterns.
The miracle house has a lot of believing fans, but also many skeptics. They are convinced that the Tannuses are simply making money on the death of their son, and that the release of oil from the walls of their house is a common religious fake like "crying statues".
Nevertheless, for ten years no one has been able to 100% debunk the "fake" and prove that the Tannuses are deceiving people. Every day, dozens of visitors come to the magic house, and many come here from other countries.
Many simply pray, while others rub oil from the walls into their skin or even drink it. It is said to help heal too.
The fact that spouses do not take payment and let everyone in who wants to go, further strengthens the faith of Christians that miracles in this house are real. More and more pilgrims come here every year.
