Eucharistic Miracles
The greatest Eucharistic wonder is present at every Mass.
Our faith in the Real Presence rests on Christ and the teaching of the Church; it does not depend on an extraordinary visible sign.
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Lanciano
Italy
750 D.C.
An ancient account associated with the visible change of the Eucharistic species; the relics remain a focus of devotion.
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Bolsena
Italy
1264
The tradition of a corporal stained during Mass; the corporal is preserved in Orvieto.
Arquidiocese de Braga · CC BY 3.0
Santarém
Portugal
1247
A long-standing Eucharistic devotion associated with a host preserved in a shrine.
Cherubino · CC BY-SA 3.0
Walldürn
Germany
1330
A priest's stumble in 1330 left blood stains on the altar cloth, which centuries of pilgrims have venerated as an image of the suffering Christ.
migjan · CC BY-SA 4.0
Sokółka 2008
Poland
An event investigated by the Archdiocese of Bialystok, with the host made available for public veneration.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
1992-1994-1996
In 1996, a discarded host in Buenos Aires transformed into what scientists identified as human heart tissue, under the authority of the future Pope Francis.
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Betania
Venezuela
1991
On the feast of the Immaculate Conception, a host bled during Mass at the Marian shrine of Betania, Venezuela.
Bolsena
Italy
1264
The tradition of a corporal stained during Mass; the corporal is preserved in Orvieto.
Buenos Aires
Argentina
1992-1994-1996
In 1996, a discarded host in Buenos Aires transformed into what scientists identified as human heart tissue, under the authority of the future Pope Francis.
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