world of strange powers stigmata the wounds of christ 1 of 3

[mysteriusBhoice]

danger stigmata is a parasitic infection these stupid people think its god but its a parasite that causes hemorage

[bunnislipperz]

Even St. Pio's wounds are in his palms. Christ's wounds were in His wrists.  Look it up!

[loni453]

this women is a fake plain and simple!!!!! the one in the begin.

[Noodles37UK]

@loni453 They all are. There was this soldier who was beaten and bound so severely into unconsciousness that in later years, every time he fell asleep, his wrists would take on the rope burns. The human mind is a powerful thing. They're all from backgrounds obsessed with Christianity and Catholicism in particular lol

[loni453]

this women is a fake plain and simple!!!!!

[tealmarlin]

Most of the Stigmatas are Frauds, except St Pio.

[JGDMFB]

I like how all these damned charlatans always push people to the floor when they do their "healing"

[Zardoz151]

Religion is bullshit.

[spindalis79]

@Zardoz151 I agree.

[TheDaneenee61]

does anyone know what years these shows were on the telly? thank you

[boriato]

@TheDaneenee61 I'll have to look it up, but for sure it was before the age of Universal Precautions. That evangelist was touching worshippers' faces with bleeding hands! I would definitely not do that. Interesting show, though. I'll have to check out a few more episodes.

[boriato]

@TheDaneenee61 According to IMDB, this series was aired in 1985. "Arthur C. Clarke's Myserious World had been on 5 years earlier, and "Arthur C. Clarke's Mysterious Universe was on later ('90, I think). But I'm curious how much Clarke himself had to do with the production of these. I suspect he wrote his own comments, but I wonder how involved he was in the research, writing, and directing of the documentary.

[thejesusheart]

stigmata is real

watch the stigmata of mirna nazour from syria and you will see that its 100%true

[chamanista]

REALLY THANK YOU FOR THIS

[MaxTallon]

The Arthur C Clarke Collection has just been released on DVD: it has all three series: "Mysterious World", "World Of Strange Powers" and "Mysterious Universe". All three are brilliant!

[chamanista]

Thanks a lot for the info!"

[flawless7777]

idiots.

[eddtoro]

there is a real problem with the stigmata of the church leader woman. my sister in law could draw blood from the wrinkles on her hands by simply stretching her hand. she had very dry skin and as such, the wrinkles would bleed when stretched. that's what the church leader was doing. stretching her very dry palm until the wrinkles would tear open. notice they didn't bleed the opposit side of the palm. fakery.

[scorpio1066]

as with most of these fanatical claims they never show footage of the bloog actually starting to ooze out. however ill keep an open mind until disproven - thanks for posting

[Lifeisincredible911]

not true. Katya Rivas has been documented by multiple scientists from before the beginning while and then the end. It happens to Catholics. Padre Pio etc. I have NO idea about this woman. But God bless everyone.

[Breedo]

Geez some of these people are really creepy and I am used to really creepy people but dang these are creepy.

[SKaVeN9798]

Hmmmmm.....

One problem I have with the stigmata effect is that when the Romans crucified people they didn't hammer the nails through their hands & feet, they actually hammered them through their wrists & ankles or else they'd just rip straight through the flesh.

The other problem I have is that they didn't actually use nails, they used iron spikes (similar to the ones they use in railway sleepers) which means that it wouldn't make the small neat holes as represented in stigmata effectees.

[kenyadigthemusic]

true, and with that one must assume those with stigmatas on their hands are fake

[hoboemperor]

you watched that one movie lol i saw it too!

i forgot where i heard this from but it was proven that when the feet is nailed it can support the hands something lik ethat im just referencing dont take me the wrong way that im trying to wrong you

[SKaVeN9798]

No, I didn't learn it from a movie. I learnt it when I was studying Roman history.