stigme
Stigmata is a term used to describe a perceived but unexplained physical sensation, often in the form of wounds or marks, which are believed to be a manifestation of a stigmatic's spiritual or mystical connection to a divine being, usually Jesus Christ. The concept of stigmata has been associated with Catholicism and mysticism for centuries.
Historically, individuals who exhibited stigmata were often revered as saints or mystics. The most famous cases
Modern medical explanations attribute stigmata to psychological, neurological, or somatic disorders, rather than supernatural causes. Hysterical
The Catholic Church acknowledges the existence of stigmata but requires rigorous investigation and observation before declaring
Stigmata remain a topic of interest for both medical professionals and theologians, who seek to understand