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Moving Statues Of Mary. Cork, a grotto statue of the virgin mary came alive and moved. In a new rte documentary, the secretary of the famous ballinspittle moving statue, patricia bowen, also contends it still moves to this day. This sparked huge attendances there. The maker of new documentary says the phenomenon was a welcome diversion in tough times, reports áilin quinlan. In the summer of 1985, a new phenomenon swept the nation—across the country, statues of the virgin mary seemed to be moving of their own accord. The most famous of these sites was ballinspittle, county cork, where an idol of holy lady appeared to be moving spontaneously in her home at a wild grotto outside the village. The movement of the statue appeared mechanical rather than lifelike, and we thought the most likely cause was an electrical surge, or short circuit, in the halo of bulbs. On july 22nd, 1985, it was also claimed a statue of mary at ballinspittle, co cork, had moved at the grotto. In july that year, in ballinspittle, co cork, it was. In july 1985, in the village of ballinspittle, co. In 1985, statues around the country began ‘moving’.

In july 1985, in the village of ballinspittle, co. The most famous of these sites was ballinspittle, county cork, where an idol of holy lady appeared to be moving spontaneously in her home at a wild grotto outside the village. On july 22nd, 1985, it was also claimed a statue of mary at ballinspittle, co cork, had moved at the grotto. In july that year, in ballinspittle, co cork, it was. The maker of new documentary says the phenomenon was a welcome diversion in tough times, reports áilin quinlan. This sparked huge attendances there. In 1985, statues around the country began ‘moving’. In the summer of 1985, a new phenomenon swept the nation—across the country, statues of the virgin mary seemed to be moving of their own accord. Cork, a grotto statue of the virgin mary came alive and moved. In a new rte documentary, the secretary of the famous ballinspittle moving statue, patricia bowen, also contends it still moves to this day.

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Moving Statues Of Mary This sparked huge attendances there. The movement of the statue appeared mechanical rather than lifelike, and we thought the most likely cause was an electrical surge, or short circuit, in the halo of bulbs. Cork, a grotto statue of the virgin mary came alive and moved. This sparked huge attendances there. In 1985, statues around the country began ‘moving’. The most famous of these sites was ballinspittle, county cork, where an idol of holy lady appeared to be moving spontaneously in her home at a wild grotto outside the village. On july 22nd, 1985, it was also claimed a statue of mary at ballinspittle, co cork, had moved at the grotto. In the summer of 1985, a new phenomenon swept the nation—across the country, statues of the virgin mary seemed to be moving of their own accord. The maker of new documentary says the phenomenon was a welcome diversion in tough times, reports áilin quinlan. In a new rte documentary, the secretary of the famous ballinspittle moving statue, patricia bowen, also contends it still moves to this day. In july 1985, in the village of ballinspittle, co. In july that year, in ballinspittle, co cork, it was.