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Old 05-29-2006, 11:51 PM  
MrJackMeHoff
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Originally Posted by Melody
These bodies are never embalmed by modern or even conventional methods. We're not talking about "remarkably well-preserved" meaning he still has hair and teeth ... we're talking about instances like Sainte Bernadette where her skin is still soft. She looks like she just stretched out for a nap, I kid you not.

Here's a pic --
http://mike.friese.com/pilgrimage/paris/bernaut.html

I'm an agnostic, but even I find this an interesting phenomenon. Possibly a physical explanation, but intriguing when you consider most of these saints were healers.

(I bet this is the weirdest hit the guys at friese.com have ever received)

Might have something to do with the fact they are buried in marble slab crypts.
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