These include as the visionary - and unpopular - abbess in the Italian city of Pescia who was spotted shoving needles into her palms to fake her own stigmata.
Consider just one kind of botch, the writing, in "An American Tragedy," about sexual obsession: {:.break one} ** So captivated was he by this savor of sensuality and varietism that was about her, the stigmata of desire manifest in her gestures, moods, voice, the way she dressed, that he could not think of relinquishing her.
Ms. Dizzia has her share of bleeding stigmata, and counters her luminous other-worldliness with a hypnotically induced, shockingly vivid reenactment of the birth of her child.
According to Jennifer Vineyard of MTV, the blood in her hand is stigmata.
After this, another woman comes out nearly naked with chocolate sauce stigmata dripping from her feet and onto her red pumps.
Wilke exhibits herself as a "starification object", her body marked by the stigmata of voyeurism.
Such is their union, she claims, that a rose-shaped tattoo similar to the one on Rosario's chest appeared on her breast — a sort of stigmata — at the moment of conception of their second child, with whom she is pregnant.
Fludd obliquely reveals his mission in Fetherhoughton to the one person who guesses he's not a real priest: Sister Philomena, a young Irish nun banished from her home country for passing off her dermatitis as marks of the stigmata.
She claimed to have had mystical experiences, including marrying Christ and receiving the stigmata, but it seems that her nuns didn't like her very much (she was bossy), and suspicions arose.
