During a recent display of the International Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Our Lady of Fatima at the Basilica of St. John the Baptist in Canton, Ohio, church-goer Connie Liptak claimed to have captured a 'miracle' on camera when the statue's eyes appeared to close and reopen. Liptak expressed her belief that witnessing this event was miraculous, while Rev. David Misbrener, the church's pastor, expressed skepticism, emphasizing the importance of spiritual benefit over physical phenomena. The statue, which was commissioned in 1947, has a history of being associated with miraculous events, including reported healings and previous sightings of weeping. Despite the pastor's doubts, he acknowledged the significance of community prayer during the event. This particular statue is part of a tour aimed at spreading the message of Fatima, and it has been displayed in over 100 countries since its creation.