Description
8″ x 10″ St. Charbel Print suitable for framing
Printed in Milan, Italy by Fratelli Bonella
Following the death of St. Charbel in the late afternoon on Christmas Eve 1898, Christians and non-Christians soon made his tomb a place of pilgrimage and of cures. Many people began to report seeing lights around his tomb. When Church authorities opened the tomb, they found Saint Charbel’s body incorrupt and exuding sweat and blood. Saint Charbel’s body continued to bleed and perspire for sixty-five years after his death. Thousands of miracles have been attributed to St. Charbel and they are increasing at an astonishing rate, all over the world. He intercedes for anyone in search of Light, of a healing that restores hope, taste and joy in life.



