A lot had been told about miraculous happenings to Sister Anna Ali who died on June 6, 2012, and was buried at St Patrick's Catholic church, Burnt Forest in Uasin Gishu county.

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Sister Anna is reported to have been shedding tears of blood every Thursday night for 25 years, an occurrence that shocked everyone who witnessed it.

According to her Biography, she was born on December 29, 1966, at Kipkelion in Kericho County as the first born child of the late Ali Abdulrahman who was a Muslim and Prisca. She attended Kipkelion Primary School and later Koru Girls.

She made her first religious profession on September 7, 1991, in Rome, Italy after attending the convent in 1986 in the Pious Union of Jesus the Good Shepherd congregation. 

According to a book published by Bishop Cornelius Korir, 'On The Eucharist A Divine Appeal,' Sister Anna had her first vision of Jesus in August 1987 while in Rome.

"On Thursday 1988, Jesus appeared to Sister Anna in tears of blood. On both occasions, she requested Jesus if she could photograph Him since she was unable draw," reads a section of the book.

"Jesus allowed Himself to be photographed by the Sister and gave the following reasons; Listen to me, I am above this earth as I allow myself to be seen after many warning," added another part of the book.

According to the book, since Jesus manifestation to Sister Anna, she shed tears of blood every Thursday until her death.

In a separate incident where she was interviewed by Father Jude Mbukanwa in September 1991,  she confessed that was ill from the young age and all medication her family sought were futile until she was healed in a crusade. She decided to serve God of which later manifested Himself in tears of blood.

Bishop Cornelius Korir who spend the most time with Sister Ann was interviewed by a local daily. He admitted that indeed Sister Ann was miraculous.

"The lady had shown us several miracles which I Bishop have never seen in my life," The Standard quoted Bishop Korir.

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