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Something remarkable and extraordinary happened in Cyprus so much so that the Greek Cypriot news had make there way to place of where a miracle occurred. A village man that died, that we actually knew as he his daughter is married to my mum's first cousin. What had happened about 3 months ago tests even the most rational thinkers, he was a village man, his wife had died and he lived a simple life, he had 2 birds as pets and when the time came for his passing he was discovered by his family. After his funeral his friends, family went back to his house to morn his death and clear up all his belongings to discover the 2 birds he had caged had fallen to the ground with the birds missing, the conclusion they came to was that the wind had knocked down the cage and the birds had escaped. The next day the family went to the mans grave as it is tradition to light a candle for that person near there grave, to discover the 2 birds on his grave in a state unknown that birds go into, it appeared as if they were weeping and they couldn't stand they were tilting on his grave distraughtly. The News had filmed it after people had reported it and no rational thinking can explain what had happened. In villages in Cyprus miracles are accpeted and understood, this might be why they happen in the first place
. Many reports of saints been seen in the grounds of churches. One church my great grandfather found after being visited by a saint (Agio Xenofontos = Saint Xenonfontos) in his dream asking him to go to a place and bring back his Icon and to build a church in his name, villagers thought he had gone a little loopy untill he actaully found an ancient icon of the saint in near by grounds so they went about building the church.
This being the Church, this picture was taken from our house
This being my village http://www.mazotos.org/
http://www.mazotos.org/english/village_churches.shtml

This being the Church, this picture was taken from our house
http://www.mazotos.org/english/village_churches.shtml