Catholic Relic: Shrunken Head of Catholic Saint Oliver

[LargeKingCat]

I have to agree with the writer of the article. The best way to end a day of viewing such things is to pour down a few pints of Guinness.

In fact, I think pouring down a few pints of Guinness is appropriate for about any occasion.

[Monastic555]

Originally Posted by LargeKingCat

I have to agree with the writer of the article. The best way to end a day of viewing such things is to pour down a few pints of Guinness.

In fact, I think pouring down a few pints of Guinness is appropriate for about any occasion.

What's interesting is that the Guinness drink is produced at the location of a Saint, namely, Saint James gate.

[Rbbi1]

Well, there you go, it was obviously meant to be.

[Monastic555]

Originally Posted by Rbbi1

Well, there you go, it was obviously meant to be.

Your statement could be interpreted in more than one way. But which one?

[Monastic555]

Slight correction. The coagulation-liquefaction Miracle previously mentioned was not that of St. Ignatius but instead of Saint Januarius.

[Monastic555]

Among those Catholic relics, there was a local Catholic priest who always carried a finger-bone from a Saint. He mentioned it on a radio show that I was listening to. The radio host was skeptical so the Catholic priest took out the bone to show to him. Somewhat macabre.