An Image of the Blessed Virgin Mary Spotted in a Georgia Church

People are rushing to the Transfiguration Catholic Church in Marietta, Georgia to see what appears to be an image of  the Blessed Virgin Mary on a window. The priest of the church, Father Bernardo Molina, has denied creating the image himself, but citing that many people could have many explanations to it.

Visitors have left flowers beneath the window and built a makeshift altar. Father Molina said the unusual mark appeared on the window on December 12 and can be seen on most sunny days. 

One woman who was among the throngs queuing up to see the 'miracle' was in tears as she prayed to the silhouette. 'Believe, believe and have faith,' was her message. 

 

In a Facebook post to the church's followers, Father Molina said he was not sure how the image appeared.

He said: 'Many parishioners and other visitors claim it to be an image of the Virgin Mary.

I have heard several explanations ranging from a divine occurrence to a faulty window coating. I will let you make your own interpretation. 

'We may never agree on why or how this image appeared on the window.'