Stigmata

Theories of the Third Kind

From the year 1224 to the 1980s, many individuals have randomly experienced mysterious marks or wounds randomly appearing. They often resemble injuries that Jesus Christ was described as having during his crucifixion. Doctors and scientists have struggled to find a clear medical explanation for these occurrences.

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2024-12-21 48 min

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