From the mail (and news):
Many things.
We’ll tackle a few.
First: news is spreading rapidly about an image of Mary “bleeding” in Mexico.
Let us be cautious: it is very unsightly (thus, no photo of it here) and when something is “miraculous” but unsightly, we question which side of the spiritual fence sent us the wonder (especially in those cases where the blood nearly grossly clots).
Over in India — we see in a London paper — “Believers gathered in Kharodi, near Mumbai, to collect fluid flowing off the figurine’s feet” [below, Youtube]. This is certainly more palatable, and more likely from the side that is good. Much coming out of India!
https://youtu.be/GWyWNqJaUiI?t=4
Back here in the U.S. (Salida, Colorado, to be precise) a resident named Veronica Barrientos was in her garden when she felt a shadow that made her feel comforted and happy and suddenly a flock of birds from nearby began flapping around her yard. She felt “led” to the 
So many reports! It isn’t just evil that abounds. And, as Einstein famously intoned, God does not play with dice. Below, in Kenya, “Dozens of Makueni residents are reportedly flocking to a dam in Katheka village to see an impression on a rock they say is that of Virgin Mary holding baby Jesus,” reports a paper called Tuko, which carried the photo and picture.
From the mailbag (accounts can be sent here), a priest recently wrote:

“On the photo there suddenly appeared in Mary’s right hand what appears as a luminous book overshadowed by a pair of wings. I asked the person who sent this photo to me if she (the woman in 
Thank you, father.
[For a book on truly wondrous miracles, and spiritual advice — an excellent Yuletide gift — see The God of Miracles]
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