In a remarkable event in Sagñay, Camarines Sur, locals reported that a statue of Our Lady of Fatima seemingly shed tears of blood. This incident occurred on March 20, 2024, during a traditional house-to-house procession. Salvacion Navalta, the host at one of the homes, claimed to witness the statue weeping a blood-like substance when she placed it on her altar.
The occurrence quickly garnered attention, prompting the Saint Andrew the Apostle Parish and the Archdiocese of Caceres to investigate. Witnesses were struck by the intensity of the phenomenon, with some feeling a deep spiritual connection and interpreting it as a divine message urging a return to faith.
The Soldiers of Christ Catholic Charismatic Healing Ministry, which has facilitated the statue’s visitation for nearly four decades, noted that this was an unprecedented event in their long history of religious activities.
The Catholic Church, including possibly the Vatican, plans to conduct thorough examinations to verify the nature of the liquid and ascertain if the event qualifies as a miracle. This scrutiny could extend over several years, involving detailed analysis and investigation.
As the community and the Church seek clarity, this incident has already strengthened the faith of many local residents, who view it as a significant spiritual sign.