A red substance, very similar to blood, flows from the forehead down the cheeks of the statue of Jesus Christ, where the Son of God is depicted at the Last Supper in the Roman Catholic church of Yerba Buena in the province of Tucuman in northeastern Argentina
The local priest, Father Jorge Ghandour, said that blood flows from one of the wounds on the left side of Christ's forehead, which appeared on the forehead from a crown of thorns.
The blood stains were first noticed on Friday by two male parishioners, who told the priest about it, who in turn sent the unusual liquid for analysis to check and make sure it was human blood.
After an interesting and rather unusual information appeared in the local media that the statue of Jesus Christ was "crying with blood", pilgrims from all over the world began to come to the church to personally verify this amazing phenomenon and pray near the miracle.
So many people came to the church that the priest had to hold Mass on the street, since it was no longer possible to accommodate everyone in the church.
Priest Father Jorge Gandur is sure that with this amazing event God wants to tell people something, but he himself does not undertake to interpret the bleeding of the statue, as he is afraid to make a mistake.
The Vatican has already recognized and more than once the alleged hoaxes of people who wanted assurances that icons and church statues were bleeding in order to get financial benefits.
By the way, in April 1975, the hands of a plaster statue of Christ that belonged to an American woman from Pennsylvania began to bleed. The blood flowed especially strongly on Fridays and on holy days. The statue was illuminated with X-rays, but no trace of the reservoir or any other mechanism was found. The authenticity of the blood has been proven. True, it contained a small amount of hemoglobin (evidence that the blood was old).
In a word, it remains for us to look at this amazing phenomenon and wonder, and whether or not we believe it depends solely on everyone.