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Never mind the tenets of any religion.  The blood should be tested to 
ascertain it's origin by scientific means.  This mean of course typing
and examination by a qualified hematologist.  I would suggest conducting
test for various viruses and antibodies, these same tests should be 
conducted of those who live in the immediate locale.  I suggest that the
results would be very interesting.  My theory is that the substance that
is claimed has a rather earthly origin.  It would also be intesting to see
if no antibodies existed or if antibodies existed of another era or if
antibodies that match some of the locals existed.

The policy of the Catholic Church is to ignore such phenomena, considering
the amount of fraud associated with such claims in the past.  This has 
however never prevented hoards of worshipers from heading towards theses
self proclaimed shrines in effort to make closer contact with their God,
regardless of whether the phenomena was legitimate or not.  In other words,
before anymore is said, lets test this thing make sure that it is for real.
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			 	Taras Pryjma 
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Fear is never boring.    hmmm.  hmmmm.
					YEEEEEOOOOOOOOWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Damn those trap doors!  Yup.  Fear is never boring.