Stigmata

- Si. - No, no.

Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee:

Blessed art thou amongst women, and blessed is the...

No virgin, me.

For I have sinned

I sold my soul.

For sex and gin.

Go call a priest.

All meek and mild.

And tell him Mary.

Is no more a child.

It's raining stones.

It's raining bile.

From the luxury.

Of your denial

I press alarms.

Place bets on truth

I'm so up and down.

And now I'm growing old disgracefully.

Whatever happened to Mary?

Whatever happened to Mary?

Whatever happened to Mary?

Whatever happened to Mary?

Whatever happened to.

I'll spit on floors.

And do more drugs.

Burn every bill.

Get drunk on love.

Wear next to nothing...

Hey, Frankie, sweetheart! Hey, Frankie!

Let's get out of here. I got work in the morning. I'm trashed.

Are you too tired to go home with me?

I might be tired, but I'm not dead.

I'll be uncareful

I'll cause such scenes.

And I'll never talk.

Of used-to-bes.

Tattoo my face

I won't go grey.

Be a dancing queen

I'm growing old disgracefully

I'm so up and down.

And I love what's not allowed

I was lost.

Now I see.

And now I'm growing old disgracefully.

Oh, hi, Mom.

How do you do that? How did you know that was me?

Of course it's you.

You have the most persistent ring I know.

Well, I just wanted to say hi while I'm near a phone.

- How are you? - Where are you anyway?

Belo Quinto, near Rio.

- It's beautiful... - Mom, hold on.

I'm getting another call.

Hello?

It's about time. Where you been, baby?

Ha, ha. I hate it when you just leave.

You could at least say good-bye.

- Why? - "Why"?

Forget it.

Look, I got my mom on the other line long distance.

- I'll see you tonight. - All right, I'll see you later.

Mom? Hi, I'm back. So how do you like Rio?

It was great. Did you get my package?

Yeah, I got it yesterday.

Well, what did you think? Did you like it?

- Did you open it yet? - Hold on, I'm gonna change phones.

Well, what do you think?

Did you get a chance to look at everything?

- I'm opening it now. - Uh-huh, and?

- Ooh! Ah, pretty postcards. - Aren't those pretty?

- Cute brush. - I saw a lady make that.

- A little hat. - The ha... isn't that cute?

- It's for a little doll or something. - A necklace.

Well, no, it's not really a necklace. It's a rosary.

Where'd you get it?

This little village called Belo Quinto.

- I didn't even know you went there. - I took a little side trip over here.

So what do you think of the presents? Do you love 'em?

I'm so glad I got a chance to talk to you.

I'm going on that cruise. I'm not gonna talk to you for a month.

- And I have to run. - Okay, have fun. I love you.

- I love you, too, sweetie, bye-bye. - I'm glad you called, Mom. Bye.

Can I get two lattes, please? Low-fat.

- Yeah, got it. - Just one. You know, I'm okay.

Let me get a bacon and egg sandwich, too.

- To go. - Coming up.

What's up? You're not eating today?

I threw up this morning from the smell of tea.

Oh, God.

Late?

- Like, a week. - A week?

I don't know, a few days. Kinda feel weird.

You're so dramatic.

I think you're just psyching yourself out.

I feel like my heart went to go live in my stomach.

Okay, it's not dramatic.

- What if I'm having a baby? - With Steven?

What if I'm bringing a person into this world?

Man, what if? You've got options.

You know what? I don't want to think about it.

- It's making me cranky. - Here's your to-go.

You know what, let's get our tired asses to work...

- Thanks. Hold this. - 'cause we are late.

You're always late. There's nothing new.

Father Andrew Kiernan, welcome back.

Cardinal Houseman.

These are interesting. What's the trick?

Well, to be honest, I don't know.

They probably made a fortune out of her.

And, uh, what's... what was this?

Infrared photographs of tears.

The statue is made of stone, therefore room temperature.

But the tears show up as white because, um...

because they're warm.

- Warm tears? - Yes.

My lab report and analysis confirm

that the blood from the statue is not only warm, but human.

I know what you're thinking.

But with all due respect, Daniel, this isn't a fake.

It's a freestanding mass of solid stone.

And there is no scientific explanation.

Andrew, it's my understanding you were sent to Brazil

in order to investigate the appearance of the Virgin Mary

on the side of a building.

Yes, but while I was in Sao Paulo, I heard about the statue,

- so I decided to go and investigate. - And?

And what?

The face of the Virgin Mary on the building.

It's an oxidation stain caused by rainwater

running down untreated side walls,

causes an optical illusion of a veiled woman.

Good. We'll consider the matter closed, then.

Father Dario has your next assignment.

I was hoping that perhaps you could send me back to, um...

to Belo Quinto.

Why?

Because I need to do some more tests on the statue.

You're telling me you left the statue in Belo Quinto?

Yes.

I was going to take it back, obviously,

but when I saw the effect that it had on the people... it's amazing.

It's become almost like a cornerstone of their faith.

Andrew, the cornerstone of their faith is the Church,

not a crying statue.

When you're in the field,

you're a representative of the Catholic Church

and the Congregation of the Causes of the Saints.

Yes, I'm very well aware of that, Daniel.

I am also a scientist and I observe the facts.

And the facts are that this statue has tears of blood.

Well, if that's the case, you know the policy.

The statue is brought back to the Vatican.

We conduct expert tests...

geologists, engineers, medical examiners.

We've examined 50 or 60 crying statues in the last 12 months.

Not a single one of them has turned out...

Yes, I'm very well aware of that, but I just wanted you to know

that in my opinion, I think that this is different.

I'm not going to allow you to go back to Brazil.

We'll get a geologist down there, and if he sees fit,

we'll get the statue sent back for further tests.

Father Dario, get me all the information you can

on this church in Belo Quinto, would you?

Thank you, Andrew.

Thank you.

I have never seen him this way before.

Andrew's problem is he can't decide if he's a scientist or a priest.

Frankie, come on.

- You are gonna drive yourself crazy. - No.

If you're worried about being pregnant,

why don't we go to the store right now and get a test?

Well, let's just give it a couple of days, okay?

- Are you sure? - I'm fine.

And stop mothering me. Yes.

All right, girlfriend. I'll call you later.

Okay, bye. Drive safe.

- Late? - Like, a week.

You're always late. There's nothing new.

What if I'm bringing a person into this world?

Frankie, you've got options.

Nurse, somebody needs to tell me what's going on.

- I don't understand. - Get out of the way!

Frankie, can you hear me? I'm right here with you.

Let's go!

I don't understand why there's so much blood.

- Get me a clamp right now. - Frankie!

All right, CBC, electrolytes, UA, tox screen.

Get me a pulse ox, STAT!

- Get me a tox screen and a STAT CT. - Right away.

Heart rate is irregular.

Blood pressure's off the map. 195 over 120.

- Let's change cuffs. - Where's the IV?

I'm calling it, code blue! Get the paddles.

Get some gel. Okay, ready?

- Mark, get the paddle. - All right, clear!

Temperature and blood pressure are back to normal.

Who are you?

I'm Dr. Reston. Do you know what your name is?