People who have stigmata exhibit wounds that duplicate or represent those that Jesus is said to have endured during his crucifixion. The wounds typically appear on the stigmatic's hands and feet ...

In Christianity, stigmata are the appearance of bodily wounds, ... These baffling blemishes usually appear on the hands, wrists, and feet as well as the left side of the body.

The marks of the stigmata can be seen on Pio's hands. Brian Wolly. On September 14, 1224, a Saturday, Francis of Assisi—noted ascetic and holy man, future saint ...

St. Catherine of Siena, on the other hand, received the stigmata during one Lent, but it was visible only to herself, yet she is said to have felt the pain of the marks.

We get the Latin word stigmata from St. Paul in Galatians 6:17, “I bear on my body the brand marks ... with his hands and feet extended in the form of a cross and fastened to a cross.

Stigmata may first come to mind, but there are many terms ... also reported bleeding associated with stigmata such as "sweating blood," bleeding from her eyes and bleeding from her hands and feet.

Lawyer compares accused Bronx stabber’s cut hand to ‘stigmata’ By . Elizabeth Rosner and Max Jaeger. Published June 27, 2018. Updated June 27, 2018, 4:10 p.m. ET.

When man sins, God calls him, begs him to return. The hands with the stigmata reach out for the hands that killed, that tortured, that squandered, that betrayed.

Reported visions of the Virgin Mary and other divine apparitions, as well as stigmata appearing on hands and feet, have rippled through the Catholic Church for as long as it's existed.