The Seton Miracles : Weeping Statues and other Wonders

by James L. Carney

This book is a comprehensive account of what occurred on the outskirts of our nation's capital in 1991-1993 and what may be the most extensive display of weeping statues and accompanying physical phenomena in the Catholic Church. The phenomena included hundreds of statues, crucifixes and even glass images which wept tears and blood before thousands of astonished witnesses. Father James Bruse, a humble parish priest, received stigmata wounds replicating the five crucifixion wounds of Christ. This third edition is doubled in size from previous editions and presents other famous statue weeping episodes, a detailed rebuttal to skeptical challengers, and offers a thoughtful and persuasive analysis as to what it might all mean for the human race in these troubled times. Included are 14 beautiful, full-color photos, mostly "8x10," of weeping Madonnas and Father Bruse's stigmata wounds.

120 pages, Paperback

First published October 15, 1998