Jesus rises from the dead over Easter weekend in Chiquinquira, Columbia and scares the crap out of everyone. Late one evening, Jesus appeared on the wall of Lucila Cancelado’s home. A startled Lucila was quickly calmed when she realized it was just Jesus… or was it?
To verify that this was indeed Jesus. To prove without a reasonable doubt. To be absolutely 100% certain it was Jesus, Lucila called in the scientific experts, the authorities from the Catholic church. Lead investigator Bishop Luis Sanchez noted that, eventhough testing is on-going, people can rest assure that "this is a sign and a call that Jesus Christ is making us contribute in his kingdom working for justice, peace, and love."
Stay tuned for more on this shocking event!
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I don’t know about that whole Jesus loves you thing. He looks pretty scary in that picture.
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hi as you said that he makes surprise appearance in columbia this the first time of seeing this in my life, but is only god that is ALLAH that makes surprise not jesus.
atte big surprise sure if creatur not exist then appear. big big surprise i agree
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