[marshmallow]

The image in question.

Disclaimer for those skeptical of Catholic apparitions : Not a Catholic hospital, and not an image of the Virgin Mary.

[Manfred the Wonder Dawg]

Disclaimer for the rest of the world: this is not an image of the Lord Jesus and those who “venerate” such things are idolaters.

[dirtymac]

I once saw the image of the virgin Mary on a grilled cheese sandwich. I know it was her because it was titled virgin Mary. Unfortunately I ate the sandwich for lunch before I could sell it on Ebay.

[dljordan]

Looks like Satan to me.

[jwparkerjr]

re: not an image of the Virgin Mary.

Of course not! You insult our intelligence by even feeling you have to point that to us. Everyone, and I mean EVERYONE knows Mary had pork chop sideburns, not a mustache and goatee! </lol>

[CGASMIA68]

safety glass, the plastic is separating

[Red Badger]

LOOKS LIKE Oded Fehr, ACTOR EXTRAORDINAIRE......

[steve86]

Thank you for the story and photo, marshmellow!

[Caramelgal]

Some folks around here are reminding more of the guys who did this. They don't like "graven" images either.

[MEGoody]

Nah, not Jesus. He wouldn’t waste time appearing in some window in a Florida Hospital, and He wouldn’t be crying. Next time He comes back, it will be to clean house.

[MayflowerMadam]

In the late ‘90s, Mary was supposed to be on the window of a Clearwater, FL, office building. (Guess visions show up in Florida like tornadoes show up in trailer parks.) My friend and I, on a business trip, decided to go check ‘er out.

Apparently, the local businesses weren’t too happy about it ‘cause there was a huge sign on the street, “NO VIRGIN MARY PARKING”.

[SolSeason]

Imagine getting a “Get Well” card from someone, to me that image was a Get Well card that helped me feel a little better - nothing more, nothing less. It helped my ex-wife and my daughter have hope for another day. And if I can give my daughter another day with her mom, then the image that brought comfort, did its job. I was more of a skeptic when I first saw it, but when I saw how it made people feel in the short time it appeared, in a hospital that needed to give people hope, then I questioned it no more. No major crowds gathered, no money was made from it and we all continued on with our normal lives. Joel

[PennsylvaniaMom]

bookmarking for later.