A Michigan family vacationing in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, stumbled upon an astonishing sight: a colossal 20-foot wooden cross covered in barnacles. Greg Gay, awestruck, questioned, “Why would the sea finally cough it up at just that moment if it wasn’t meant for us to find it?” Many believe it to be a “holy sign” with “divine timing.” Frank Talerico, owning a nearby hotel, sees it as a symbol of protection. The day the cross appeared, Talerico’s sister, troubled by a bad dream, prayed; shortly after, the cross emerged. Talerico plans to keep the cross at his hotel, inviting people to view and photograph it. Images of the cross have gone viral, evoking powerful reactions on social media, with users interpreting it as a divine message. One commenter, emphasizing its symbolic importance, remarked, “It came from our heavenly father; he’s trying to tell us something!”
Related Posts
Turn a Pool Noodle into a Beautiful Glowing Backyard Decoration
Some of the most inviting outdoor spaces are “shaped less by cost and more by intention.” With “a simple object like a pool noodle and a strand…
How Colors Affect Your Skin and Make You Look More Radiant After 50
Have you ever put on a favorite outfit and felt something was off? As the article explains, “the secret doesn’t lie in the cut of the garment,…
THE HIDDEN TRUTHIN HER OWN HANDWRITING
John’s world collapses over “one envelope.” His brain instantly chooses chaos. Obviously it must be a secret affair, a spy mission, or at minimum a dramatic breakup…
My Son’s Snowman and a Neighbor’s Actions Led to an Unexpected Lesson
That winter, my eight-year-old son found real joy building snowmen in the same corner of our front yard every afternoon. He shaped them carefully, named them, and…
Catherine O’Hara Dies — A Look Back at Her Final Appearance 4 Months before Her Death
Catherine O’Hara, beloved for her work in Schitt’s Creek, Home Alone, and Best in Show, has died at 71, according to TMZ. The outlet reported that “two…
He Expected Trouble — What He Witnessed Instead Left Him Laughing
Life loves messing with our expectations, especially when we take ourselves too seriously. What starts as drama often ends up as comedy, usually at our own expense….