Do you believe in miracles?

[Musical Paper Boy]

...you sexy thing.

Focusing on Lourdes in France...

"Five million people a year visit the shrine where 67 accepted miracles and more than 7,000 cures have taken place."

http://www.independent.ie/lifestyle/40-years-of-miracles-2641522.html

And if you don't believe, can a trip to Lourdes give someone enough comfort (that if their faith is strong enough) they might recover from an illness as a result of a sort of placebo effect?

Do you believe in miracles, or is it all a load of nonsense?

 

[Anna Banana]

Why are you even reading that? Have you run out of porn?

 

[Musical Paper Boy]

Why are you even reading that? Have you run out of porn?

yeah, send on another one of them there videos if you don't mind.

 

[Anna Banana]

Someone find mpb some porn and fast.

 

[BlueMagic]

...you sexy thing.

Focusing on Lourdes in France...

"Five million people a year visit the shrine where 67 accepted miracles and more than 7,000 cures have taken place."

http://www.independent.ie/lifestyle/40-years-of-miracles-2641522.html

And if you don't believe, can a trip to Lourdes give someone enough comfort (that if their faith is strong enough) they might recover from an illness as a result of a sort of placebo effect?

Do you believe in miracles, or is it all a load of nonsense?

Utter ballsology and nonsense of the highest magnitude!

 

[El Beef]

Neg-a-tory, good buddy.

 

[Nicewanburd]

...you sexy thing.

Focusing on Lourdes in France...

"Five million people a year visit the shrine where 67 accepted miracles and more than 7,000 cures have taken place."

http://www.independent.ie/lifestyle/40-years-of-miracles-2641522.html

And if you don't believe, can a trip to Lourdes give someone enough comfort (that if their faith is strong enough) they might recover from an illness as a result of a sort of placebo effect?

Do you believe in miracles, or is it all a load of nonsense?

I travelled over years ago with my Nan.

Dipped her in the baths and did the ole evening walk pushing her along in her chair, everyone holding candles, it's quite beautiful.

Years later I reckon the only reason she wanted to go was to 'knock the boldness' outa me.

Whatever about miracles it was definitely a memory.

 

[Musical Paper Boy]

I travelled over years ago with my Nan.

Dipped her in the baths and did the ole evening walk pushing her along in her chair, everyone holding candles, it's quite beautiful.

Years later I reckon the only reason she wanted to go was to 'knock the boldness' outa me.

Whatever about miracles it was definitely a memory.

Did it help her out?

Be it physically or mentally...

 

[Nicewanburd]

Did it help her out?

Be it physically or mentally...

She knocked the Heroin on the head, I think.

 

[RutlandStreet]

No i don't believe in miracles.

however studies have shown, and i'm not going to look for them but i do remember seeing them when my Dad was diagnosed with cancer, that positive thinking and a sense of well being do aid in recovery.

So if you have a faith that gives you that by travelling to Lourdes, then that could be the explanation. thats what i think anyway.