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An April 3, 2015 image from video shows a work by Canadian sculptor Timothy Schmalz, a blanket-shrouded Jesus identifiable only by the crucifixion wounds on his feet, outside St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral in Buffalo, NY. The unveiling of the statue on March 31 has prompted people to leave money, food and other items at the bronze sculpture. The offerings are apparently meant for Buffalo's homeless. (AP Photo/courtesy of WIVB-TV) BUFFALO OUT

An April 3, 2015 image from video shows a work by Canadian sculptor Timothy Schmalz, a blanket-shrouded Jesus identifiable only by the crucifixion wounds on his feet, outside St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral in Buffalo, NY. The unveiling of the statue on March 31 has prompted people to leave money, food and other items at the bronze sculpture. The offerings are apparently meant for Buffalo's homeless. (AP Photo/courtesy of WIVB-TV) BUFFALO OUT

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