LIQUEFIED BLOOD OF SAINTS stored in Vatican

Many unusual bodily phenomena have occurred to various privileged souls

throughout the history of the Church. One of the most unusual phenomena

is known as liquefaction: the experience whereby a preserved deceased person’s blood

loses its hard, crumblike characteristics and miraculously changes back into liquid as fresh

as it was when that person was alive.

BAD OMEN: BLOOD OF ST. JANUARIUS FAILS TO LIQUEFY

Dec 2016

Photo: Pope Francis holds a relic believed to be the blood of St Januarius, the

patron of Naples.

The failure of the saint's blood to liquefy has become associated with previous

disastrous events

http://catholicherald.co.uk/news/2016/12/19/bloody-of-st-januarius-fails-to-liquefy/

https://www.churchmilitant.com/news/article/bad-omen-blood-of-st.-januarius-fails-to-liquefy