St. Catherine of Siena prayed that they should go away, while the first recorded instance of them was St. Francis of Assisi, who appeared with wounds as if made by nails.  
Pierre Janet used a copper shoe with a window in it so one could be viewed without interference.  The most famous 19th century instances of them were those of Marie de Moerl and Louise Lateau, who were defended in a pamphlet by Lord Shrewsbury.  Rita of Cassia had the only one that emitted a fetid odor, while Lucy of Narni had one that smelled like perfume.  St. Catherine of Siena prayed that they should go away, while the first recorded instance of them was St. Francis of Assisi, who appeared with wounds as if made by nails.  FTP, identify this condition of having the wounds of Jesus.
Pierre Janet used a copper shoe with a window in it so one could be viewed without interference.  
stigmata (accept stigmatics)