After Venezuela’s earthquake, untouched statues of the Virgin Mary have become powerful signs of hope and God’s presence.
Natural disasters have a curious way of producing images that stay with us long after the headlines fade. Alongside the heartbreaking photographs of collapsed buildings and shattered lives, there are often quieter images that spread just as quickly: Bibles recovered from burned homes, crucifixes found intact among the rubble, or statues of Christ and the saints somehow still standing where almost everything else has fallen. For many believers, they become small but powerful reminders that hope can survive even
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