A "blood miracle" typically refers to a phenomenon where a liquid resembling blood appears in a religious or spiritual context, often seen as a sign of divine intervention. These events are frequently reported in connection with religious figures, such as Jesus Christ or saints, and are believed by some to symbolize sacrifice or redemption. Such occurrences can be found in various cultures and religions, often leading to pilgrimages or increased devotion among followers. The phenomenon may also be investigated scientifically, with some attributing it to natural causes, while others maintain it as a genuine miracle, reinforcing faith in the divine.