Sentence examples for stigmata it from inspiring English sources

The next day, La Repubblica noted that, in all the excitement over the Mercedes and over new speculations about the stigmata, it had been overlooked that Padre Pio, in addition to levitation, bilocation, and the odor of sanctity, possessed another gift: that of speeding the mail.

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.

When Stigmata came on it filled me with joy.

In 1871, Mary Ann Girling, a Suffolk farm labourer announced she was the new Messiah, with the visions and stigmata to prove it.

Taken together with "The Man in the High Castle" and "The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch," it could have stood as a final testament to the true cost of being a hero to the disaffected, one written before R. Crumb and Richard Linklater could turn his work into cartoons, and before a robotics lab could build an android in his likeness (and then lose its head).

It removes the stigmata of cirrhosis and its implications of alcohol abuse.

The latter is the mountaintop retreat where St Francis received his stigmata, which is why it's one of Italy's major pilgrimage sites.

Goth-pop is an incoherent pose: it's simulated stigmata on one hand, doodling hearts on a pencil case with the other.

The wound refused to heal, and people soon came to talk of it as the stigmata, the mark of Christ's crucifixion.

We reclaimed the pink triangle, signifying the ultimate stigmata of oppression, and turned it into a symbol of empowerment to lift people out of lethargy and denial, and as a call to action to counter the crisis.

It removes the stigmata of a poor prognosis.