From The Medjugorje Witness:
The towering sculpture of the Risen Savior is a major attraction for pilgrims visiting Medjugorje, primarily because of the strange phenomenon that produces water and seeps almost continuously from the right knee. Any natural cause for this marvel has yet to be established.
+
But there is also another unusual feature about the sculpture, not always apparent, that can be considered even more “miraculous” than the water flow, which attracts the attention of most pilgrims. To witness this extraordinary sight, one has to focus on the stylized countenance of Christ, which is about 20 feet from the ground. Lighting and the time of day will also dictate the clarity of what is seen. But under favorable conditions, the head of Jesus in profile (left) takes on the appearance of a lamb’s head (right). Christ becomes the Lamb of God, the sacrificial lamb who takes away the sins of the world and grants peace.
