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Stigmata  

Stigmata are wounds or blotches that resemble the crucifixion wounds of Jesus. Some people believe that they can appear spontaneously through a miraculous act of God. But other explanations, such as self-wounding or unusual medical conditions, are often proposed.

Stigmata can occur as wounds, sores, scars, or purplish skin blotches, and can have different sizes and shapes. Some even have the shape of a cross. Others are said to be invisible, but are known to be present from the pain that they cause.

They are usually found on the hands and feet, on one side of the chest, and on the head, shoulders, and back. They can persist for different time periods, from a few hours to many years. In some cases they have appeared on Good Friday and vanished on Easter morning. Some wounds last for decades, although actual bleeding may only occur occasionally.

The word "stigmata" was used in ancient times as a name for marks that were pricked or branded onto the bodies of slaves and soldiers for identification purposes. The word was also applied to religious symbols tattooed onto members of pagan cults to signify their devotion to certain gods and goddesses.

Stigmata occasionally appear on individuals who aren't considered to be pious. These stigmata are often said to be the work of the Devil.