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Eucharistic Miracles




Eucharistic Miracles:


Lanciano, Italy - 8th century
Braine, France - 1153
Ferrara, Italy - 1171
Augsburg, Germany - 1194
Alatri, Italy - 1228
Santarem, Portugal - early 13th century
Florence, Italy - 1230 and 1595
Daroca, Spain - 1239
Olmutz, Czechoslovakia - 1242
Regensburg, Germany - 1257
Bolsena-Orvieto, Italy - 1263
Paris, France - 1274 and 1290
Slavonice, Czechoslovakia - 1280
Offida, Italy - 1280
Hasselt, Belgium - 1317
Siena, Italy - 1330 and 1730
Blanot, France - 1331
Amsterdam, The Netherlands - 1345
Macerate, Italy - 1356
Brussels, Belgium - 1370
Middleburg-Louvain, Belgium - 1374
Seefeld, Austria - 1384
Dijon, France - before 1433
Avignon, France - 1433
Turin, Italy - 1453
Morrovalle, Italy - 1560
Alcala de Henares, Spain - 1597
Faverney, France - 1608
Paterno, Italy - 1772
Bordeaux, France - 1822
Dubna, Poland (now Dubna, Russia) - 1867
The Two Miracles of Stich, West Germany - 1970

Eucharistic Miracles and Eucharistic Phenomena in the Lives of the Saints
by Joan Carroll Cruz

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Eucharistic Miracles:


Scete, Egypt - 3rd – 5th Century

Jordan / Arabian Desert - St. Mary of Egypt, Egypt - 6th Century
Rome, Italy - 6th – 7th Centuries
Lanciano, Italy - 750 A.D.
Saint Peter Damian, Italy - 11th Century
Trani, Italy - 11th Century
Ivorra, Spain - 1010
Bettbrunn, Germany - 1125
Ferrara, Italy - 1171
Augsburg, Germany - 1194
Bruges, Belgium - 1203
Benningen, Germany - 1216
Meerssen, The Netherlands - 1222-1465
Rimini, Italy - 1227
Alatri, Italy - 1228
Florence, Italy - 1230-1595
Caravaca de la Cruz, Spain - 1231
Daroca, Spain - 1239
Assisi (Saint Clare), Italy - 1240
Santarém, Portugal - 1247
Saint John of the Abbesses, Spain - 1251
Douai, France - 1254
Regensburg, Germany - 1255
Bolsena, Italy - 1264
Offida, Italy - 1273-1280
Kranenburg, District of Kleve, Germany - 1280
Paris, France - 1290
Neuvy Saint Sépulcre, France - 1257
Glotowo, Poland - 1290
Gruaro (Valvasone), Italy - 1294
Gerona, Spain - 1297
Breda-Niervaart, The Netherlands - 1300
O’Cebreiro, Spain - 1300
Fiecht, Austria - 1310
Herkenrode-Hasselt, Belgium - 1317
Cascia, Italy - 1330
Walldürn, Germany - 1330
Blanot, France - 1331
Stiphout, The Netherlands - 1342
Amsterdam, The Netherlands - 1345
Krakow, Poland - 1345
Alboraya-Almácera, Spain - 1348
Macerata, Italy - 1356
Cimballa, Spain - 1370
Brussels, Belgium - 1370
Lüttich (Corpus Domini), Belgium - 1374
Middleburg-Lovanio, Belgium - 1374
Boxtel-Hoogstraten, The Netherlands - 1380
Wilsnack, Germany - 1383
Seefeld, Austria - 1384
Moncada, Spain - 1392
Poznan, Poland - 1399
Boxmeer, The Netherlands - 1400
Bois-Seigneur-Isaac, Belgium - 1405
Weiten-Raxendorf, Austria - 1411
Ludbreg, Croatia - 1411
Herentals, Belgium - 1412
Bagno Di Romagna, Italy - 1412
Erding, Germany - 1417
Guadalupe, Spain - 1420
Bergen, The Netherlands - 1421
Zaragoza, Spain - 1427
Alkmaar, The Netherlands - 1429
Dijon, France - 1430
Avignon, France - 1433
Ettiswil, Switzerland - 1447
Turin, Italy - 1453
La Rochelle, France - 1461
Volterra, Italy - 1472
Ponferrada, Spain - 1533
Marseille-En-Beauvais, France - 1533
Asti, Italy - 1535
Morrovalle, Italy - 1560
Alcoy, Spain - 1568
Veroli, Italy - 1570
Gorkum-El Escorial, Spain - 1572
Alcalá, Spain - 1597
Mogoro, Italy - 1604
Faverney, France - 1608
Rome, Italy - 1610
Canosio, Italy - 1630
Dronero, Italy - 1631
Turin, Italy - 1640
Pressac, France - 1643
Eten, Perù - 1649
Cava Dei Tirreni, Italy - 1656
Montserrat, Spain - 1657
Les Ulmes, France - 1668
Asti, Italy - 1718  
Siena, Italy - 1730
Scala, Italy - 1732
Patierno (Naples), Italy - 1772
Bordeaux, France - 1822
Onil, Spain - 1824
Saint-André de la Réunion, 1902
Morne-Rouge, Martinique - 1902
Tumaco, Colombia - 1906
Silla, Spain - 1907
Rosano, Italy - 1948
San Mauro La Bruca, Italy - 1969
Chirattakonam, India - 2001

Vatican International Exhibition of the Eucharistic Miracles of the World

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This Eucharistic Miracle occurred around the year 700 in Lanciano:

    A Basilian monk, wise in the ways of the world, but not in the ways of faith, was having a trying time with his belief in the real presence of our Lord Jesus in the Eucharist. He prayed constantly for relief from his doubts, and from the fear that he was losing his vocation...

  
    One morning, while he was having a strong attack of doubt, he began the Consecration of the Mass for the people of the town.
What he beheld as he consecrated the bread and wine caused his hands to shake, indeed his whole body....The host had turned into Flesh. The wine had turned into Blood....

    Extensive scientific research has determined that the flesh is human and of the same type (AB) as the blood, which is over 1300 years old and has retained the chemical properties of freshly shed blood.

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