Sep 30, 2026 · 15 min · 7 segments
# This week on the Podcast this week Dick and Tom are talking about Our Lady of Győr. # You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on www.advertiser.ie/galway.If you have a message for Tom…
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And they observed what they described as a bloody sweat coming over the figure of Our Lady in a painting.
It was a Madonna and Child painting and it was known as Our Lady of Consolation or also as the Irish Madonna.
So they wiped the painting with linen cloth and removed the blood and as I say, but then the sweat broke out again and it continued for three hours.
The painting was taken down from its place in the presence of the crowd and the temporary description says it is impossible to describe the commotion which arose from the populace.
The ecclesiastical authorities first had the picture taken down from the wall, which then they took the frame off, and they even stripped the painting off the stretcher, which was keeping the canvas together.
And they introspective it very closely, but it was there was no natural moisture on the wall where it was hanging it was quite dry and so and even the bleeding continued even when it was detached and held by the hand of a priest alone over a table it continued to sweat blood and so this was described as you can imagine as a miracle well of course
that's what it was
was there any significance to the date well i'll get to that now in a minute it was on saint patrick's day
yeah the painting became the subject of a great devotion as you can imagine i mean If you think back to the crowds that gathered in Bell and Spittal in County Cork about 10 years ago.
Yeah, so it was similar here, but a special altar was built to honour this painting.
And they observed what they described as a bloody sweat coming over the figure of Our Lady in a painting.
It was a Madonna and Child painting and it was known as Our Lady of Consolation or also as the Irish Madonna.
So they wiped the painting with linen cloth and removed the blood and as I say, but then the sweat broke out again and it continued for three hours.
The painting was taken down from its place in the presence of the crowd and the temporary description says it is impossible to describe the commotion which arose from the populace.
The ecclesiastical authorities first had the picture taken down from the wall, which then they took the frame off, and they even stripped the painting off the stretcher, which was keeping the canvas together.
And they introspective it very closely, but it was there was no natural moisture on the wall where it was hanging it was quite dry and so and even the bleeding continued even when it was detached and held by the hand of a priest alone over a table it continued to sweat blood and so this was described as you can imagine as a miracle well of course
that's what it was
was there any significance to the date well i'll get to that now in a minute it was on saint patrick's day
yeah the painting became the subject of a great devotion as you can imagine i mean If you think back to the crowds that gathered in Bell and Spittal in County Cork about 10 years ago.
Yeah, so it was similar here, but a special altar was built to honour this painting.
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