A mum was stunned to spot the face of Jesus peering back at her from the gravy of the hearty Sunday dinner she'd just prepared for her family. Genevieve Morris and husband Andrew Morris had spent hours diligently preparing a traditional roast pork dinner at their home.
Andrew, 58, whipped up a batch of homemade gravy to serve alongside the hearty meal for five including cauliflower cheese and Yorkshire puddings. It was only as Genevieve, 52, went to pour some into a gravy bowl while serving up that she noticed the outline of an 'unkempt' man in the liquid - complete with a beard and 'luscious' hair.
The mum-of-five stopped in her tracks and took a quick snap of the saucy saviour before pouring the gravy into a dish and serving it on the dinner table. The nurse, who isn't religious, quipped that although she found it funny it didn't spark a spiritual awakening in her.
Genevieve said: "On most Sundays we do a roast dinner and my husband always does the gravy. We were serving the gravy into a gravy boat, and then there was just this face.
"We were just about to serve it to someone and then we spotted this face and showed all of the children. It looked like someone unkempt, with luscious hair and a beard.
"I did think it looked like Jesus, or Karl Marx. My son is a big fan of The Doors, so he suggested Jim Morrison. I don't think the children found it as funny as their old parents. I just thought it was quite funny, my husband found it very amusing too.
"It wasn't a spiritual awakening moment, I don't think I'll ever have one of those. I got one of the children to scrub it clean, we didn't preserve it, but we've got it in picture form."
Genevieve shared the sacred image on Facebook where it racked up more than 1,000 likes, shares and comments. One user said: "The holy gravy! Charge people 50 bucks to come and poke their fingers in it so they may be healed! Amen!"
A second quipped: "He has risen!"
A third added: "Looks like Jesus to me."
Meanwhile, others offered some alternative lookalikes to the holy manifestation.
One said: "That's Charles Manson, my friend."
A second suggested: "It's Gerry Garcia."
