A mass-produced image of Mary and Jesus, found in a Toronto bargain bin and now housed at a Russian Orthodox church in Honolulu, has become a global sensation after reportedly streaming myrrh for over 15 years. First noticed by Father Nectarios Yangson, the phenomenon is said to fill rooms with a strong scent and produce enough resin to be bottled and sent to believers worldwide. Many claim the myrrh has healed a range of illnesses, from blindness to cancer, and footage shows the icon visibly pouring the fragrant resin. The church officially recognized the icon as miraculous in 2008, and it has since traveled to over a thousand churches, drawing millions of faithful who see it as a sign of divine protection during troubled times. Father Nectarios continues to share the icon and its story, emphasizing its role as a source of hope and healing for believers.