
Use with
permission from Charles J. Herbert Sr.
This
Mystical Rose Statue wept in a chapel in Brooklyn, New York,
Friday, May 18, 1984. Often copiously, and for weeks afterwards.
Like the Rosa Mystica statue that wept in Chicago in June of
the same year, this statue came from Montichiari, Italy, where
the original Rosa Mystica statue of this type originated some
years ago. To the photographer of this statue, the tears tased
salty and imperceptily sweet. His efforts to wipe away the tears
dripping from her cheek chin, repeatedly sponging them, only
resulted in new tears welling up in the eyes.
Photo/story
from book titled Mary, Why do you cry? Written by Father Albert
J. Hebert, S.M. [See
here] all books by Father Hebert.
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