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Maybe if I Squint – 2013

Every year I go through the previous year’s unexplained phenomena in search of pictures of religious apparitions. Why? Because I care.

Here are previous posts from 20122011, and a few more from 2011 and  2011.

And now, here is an inspiring collection of religious apparitions from 2013:

Jesus airport floor tile

In June, people started showing up to Terminal 3 of the Phoenix Airport in order to see Jesus’ face, that magically appeared on a floor tile. One lady visited the site every day for two weeks.

Here is a link to the article. And an enlargement.

Jesus floor tile big

Actually, that floor tile looks more like the Ghost of Christmas Present than it does Jesus.

Christmas ghost present

 

 

Next, if Phoenix sounds boring, you can try Switzerland. Google Earth caught this on camera.  What? You can’t tell? Why it is obviously an apparition of none other than Jesus and his mother Mary. I’m glad I wasn’t driving.

Jesus Mary

Then again, it kind of looks like an ocean liner emerging from the fog… (It is hard to find a picture of an ocean liner emerging from the fog, believe me. This is the best that I’ve got:)

fog boat

 

A man in Connecticut and his wife were lucky enough to have Jesus appear to them as an ink blot in their daily newspaper. The best part is that a newspaper is much cheaper than flights to Turin, Italy. (Link here.)

Newpaper

I think this one is pretty lame. It doesn’t look at all like Jesus. At BEST I can see Roland from A Knight’s Tale, with some kind of animal skin hat. (I will admit that this ink blot does look more like Jesus than some of the portrayals I have seen in movies…)

Roland

 

 

As a Massachusetts man was getting ready to paint, he spread out his Walmart drop  cloth – only to find Jesus looking back at him.

Drop Cloth

Personally, I have an easier time seeing Don Quixote in the drop cloth. And Walmart? Really?

Don Quixote

 

This next one is not Jesus, it is obviously…umm…something? . A man was tie-dying a t-shirt found the Virgin Mary looking back at him. (Link here.)

Tie-die

Now I’m not trying to be a skeptic, but I did find it interesting to learn that the man with the t-shirt also conveniently runs a graphic design business. Free publicity, anyone?

 

A man in England spilled some fabric softener on his t-shirt, and ended up with this:

Jesus juggling

There is something about this one makes me think of Fonzie, with a beard, juggling. But that’s just me.

Fonzie

 

My favorite actually was discovered in late 2012, but I’m slipping it into this year’s post. It happened much closer to Zion. A man from Lehi, Utah cut a log and found a very cool image. (Link)

Mary Jesus wood

If you need help deciphering it, here is a clue:
Jesus Mary Wood

 

That’s it for this year. I think overall, the visual manifestation occurrences are down, but hopefully the spiritual ones are up.

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  1. I loved this! I came for the 12 Tips to a Better Marriage (too bad my husband will never read it, because he doesn’t have time to do online stuff outside work – he’s not even on Facebook – but he’s been doing pretty well the last few years anyway), and stayed to look around. Glad I did.

  2. here’s one that I just saw on Fox News….

    The cosmic “hand of God” photo was produced when a star exploded and ejected an enormous cloud of material, which NASA’s Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array, or NuSTAR, glimpsed in high-energy X-rays, shown in blue in the photo. NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory had imaged the green and red parts previously, using lower-energy X-rays.

  3. I opened up a Ruffles chip bag a few months ago and found Mickey Mouse. Living in Florida, my husband put in it a tupperware container where it sits on our counter…..

    1. See this is why I never comment on the blog. I can’t “like” peoples comments.

      1. If I liked you comment, I would type “Hey Monique, I liked your comment.” Easy-peasy.

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