A viral video has surfaced online reportedly showing a statue of the Virgin Mary shedding tears, just two days before the death of Pope Francis, sparking a wave of reactions and speculations from the global Catholic community.
The mysterious event was said to have occurred during a Good Friday service on April 18 at St. John Eudes Parish in Aguas Claras, located in the Norte de Santander region of Colombia. The footage, recorded during the traditional Sermon of the Seven Words, shows what appears to be liquid streaming down the face of the Virgin Mary statue, as stunned worshippers captured the moment on camera.
Many witnesses at the scene have interpreted the incident as a supernatural sign, with some drawing a connection between the weeping statue and the passing of Pope Francis, which followed shortly after.
As the video continues to circulate widely across social media and religious forums, the Diocese of Ocana, which oversees the area, has not released an official statement regarding the alleged phenomenon or its potential significance.
The unexplained occurrence has sparked renewed conversations around faith, miracles, and spiritual symbolism, particularly within the Catholic Church. Religious scholars and believers alike are awaiting clarification or further investigation from church authorities.
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