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additional info - reported Eucharistic miracles
Catholic doctrine does not require belief in Eucharistic miracles outside of the public revelation of the Bible and the accounts of the doctrine of the Eucharist to be found in explicit passages of the [[New Testament]] of the [[Bible]].<ref>[[Catechism of the Catholic Church]] (CCC) paragraphs 66, 67 and 73.</ref>
Catholic doctrine does not require belief in Eucharistic miracles outside of the public revelation of the Bible and the accounts of the doctrine of the Eucharist to be found in explicit passages of the [[New Testament]] of the [[Bible]].<ref>[[Catechism of the Catholic Church]] (CCC) paragraphs 66, 67 and 73.</ref>
A recent exhibit, with simultaneous publication of a book and a video presentation, offers the evidence and record of these occurrences in 152 countries around the world. Many persons over the Christian centuries have been persuaded by these and other documented miracles as cited by apologists to convert from [[paganism]] and [[Agnosticism]] and [[Atheist|Atheism]] to [[faith]] in Christianity and Catholicism.
A recent traveling exhibit, with simultaneous publication of a book and a video presentation, offers the evidence and record of these occurrences in 152 countries around the world. Many persons over the Christian centuries have been persuaded by these and other documented miracles as cited by Catholic apologists to convert from [[paganism]], [[Agnosticism]] and [[Atheist|Atheism]] to [[faith]] in Christianity and Catholicism.
Eucharistic miracles have been denounced by Christian [[Fundamentalism|fundamentalists]] and many fervent [[Evangelical Christians|Evangelicals]] as hoaxes and lying signs and wonders of the Devil designed to lead gullible souls astray.<ref>They cite as warnings in the Bible 2 Thessalonians 2:9-12 and 1 Timothy 4:1-7.</ref>
Eucharistic miracles have been denounced by Christian [[Fundamentalism|fundamentalists]] and many fervent [[Evangelical Christians|Evangelicals]] as hoaxes and lying signs and wonders of the Devil designed to lead gullible souls astray.<ref>Christian [[Fundamentalism|fundamentalists]] and [[Evangelical Christians|Evangelicals]] cite as warnings in the Bible 2 Thessalonians 2:9-12 and 1 Timothy 4:1-7.</ref>
==Reported miracles by Country==
===Argentina===
Eucharistic Miracles of Argentina<br>
Buenos Aires, 1992 - 1994 - 1996
===Austria===
Eucharistic Miracles of Austria<br>
Fiecht, 1310<br>
Seefeld, 1384<br>
Weiten-Raxendorf, 1411
===Belgium===
Eucharistic Miracles of Belgium<br>
Bois-Seigneur-Isaac, 1405<br>
Bruges, 1203<br>
Brussels, 1370<br>
Herentals, 1412<br>
Herkenrode-Hasselt, 1317<br>
Liège (Corpus Christi), 1374<br>
Middleburg-Lovanio, 1374
===Caribbean Island of Martinique===
Eucharistic Miracle of the Caribbean Island of Martinique<br>
Morne-Rouge, 1902
===Colombia===
Eucharistic Miracle of Colombia<br>
Tumaco, 1906
===Croatia===
Eucharistic Miracle of Croatia<br>
Ludbreg, 1411
===Egypt===
Eucharistic Miracles of Egypt<br>
Jordan / Arabian Desert - St. Mary of Egypt, 6th Century<br>
Scete, 3rd – 5th Century
===France===
Eucharistic Miracles of France<br>
Avignon, 1433<br>
Blanot, 1331<br>
Bordeaux, 1822<br>
Dijon, 1430<br>
Douai, 1254<br>
Faverney, 1608<br>
La Rochelle, 1461<br>
Neuvy Saint Sépulcre, 1257<br>
Les Ulmes, 1668<br>
Marseille-En-Beauvais, 1533<br>
Paris, 1290<br>
Pressac, 1643
===Germany===
Eucharistic Miracles of Germany<br>
Augsburg, 1194<br>
Benningen, 1216<br>
Bettbrunn, 1125<br>
Erding, 1417<br>
Kranenburg, District of Kleve, 1280<br>
Regensburg, 1255<br>
Walldürn, 1330<br>
Weingarten<br>
Wilsnack, 1383
===India===
Eucharistic Miracle of India<br>
Chirattakonam, 2001
===Island of La Réunion===
Eucharistic Miracle of the Island of La Réunion<br>
Saint-André de la Réunion, 1902
===Italy===
Eucharistic Miracles of Italy)<br>
Alatri, 1228<br>
Assisi (Saint Clare), 1240<br>
Asti, 1535<br>
Bagno Di Romagna, 1412<br>
Bolsena, 1264<br>
Canosio, 1630<br>
Cascia, 1330<br>
Cava Dei Tirreni, 1656<br>
Dronero, 1631<br>
San Mauro La Bruca, 1969<br>
Ferrara, 1171<br>
Florence, 1230-1595<br>
Gruaro (Valvasone), 1294<br>
Lanciano, 750 A.D.<br>
Macerata, 1356<br>
Mogoro, 1604)<br>
Morrovalle, 1560<br>
Offida, 1273-1280<br>
Patierno (Naples), 1772<br>
Rimini, 1227<br>
Rome, 6th – 7th Centuries<br>
Rome, 1610<br>
Rosano, 1948<br>
Saint Peter Damian, 11th Century<br>
Scala, 1732<br>
Salzano, 1517<br>
Siena, 1730<br>
Trani, 11th Century<br>
Turin, 1453<br>
Veroli, 1570<br>
Volterra, 1472<br>
===Mexico===
Eucharistic Miracle of Mexico<br>
Tixtla, October 21, 2006
===Netherlands===
Eucharistic Miracles of the Netherlands<br>
Alkmaar, 1429<br>
Amsterdam, 1345<br>
Bergen, 1421<br>
Boxmeer, 1400<br>
Boxtel-Hoogstraten, 1380<br>
Breda-Niervaart, 1300<br>
Meerssen, 1222-1465<br>
Stiphout, 1342
===Perù===
Eucharistic Miracle of Perù<br>
Eten, 1649
===Poland===
Eucharistic Miracles of Poland<br>
Glotowo, 1290<br>
Krakow, 1345<br>
Legnica, 2013<br>
Poznan, 1399<br>
Sokólka, October 12, 2008
===Portugal===
Eucharistic Miracle of Portugal<br>
Santarém, 1247
===Spain===
Eucharistic Miracles of Spain<br>
Alboraya-Almácera, 1348<br>
Alcalá, 1597<br>
Caravaca de la Cruz, 1231<br>
Cimballa, 1370<br>
Daroca, 1239<br>
Gerona, 1297<br>
Gorkum-El Escorial, 1572<br>
Guadalupe, 1420<br>
Ivorra, 1010<br>
Moncada, 1392<br>
Montserrat, 1657<br>
O’Cebreiro, 1300<br>
Onil, 1824<br>
Ponferrada, 1533<br>
Saint John of the Abbesses, 1251<br>
Silla, 1907<br>
Valencia <br>
Zaragoza, 1427<br>
===Switzerland===
Eucharistic Miracle of Switzerland<br>
Ettiswil, 1447
===Venezuela===
Eucharistic Miracle of Venezuela<br>
Betania, December 8, 1991
==Reported miracles of [[Saint]]s, Mystics and the Eucharist==
Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque – Sacred Heart of Jesus, 17th Century<br>
Saint Thomas Aquinas, 1224-1274<br>
Saint Francis of Assisi, 13th Century<br>
Saint Bernard of Chiaravalle, 12th Century<br>
Saint John Bosco, 1848<br>
Saint Germaine Cousin (Pibrac), 1589<br>
Saint Egidio<br>
Saint Stanislaus Kostka, 1550-1568<br>
Saint Faustina Kowalska, 20th Century<br>
Saint Satyrus, 4th Century<br>
Saint Catherine of Siena, 1347-1380<br>
Blessed Alexandrina Maria da Costa, 1904-1955<br>
Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich, 1774-1824<br>
Blessed Mary of the Passion, 1866-1912<br>
Blessed Nicholas Steno (in Danish - Niels Steensen), 1638-1686<br>
St. Nicholas of Flue, 1417<br>
Servant of God Anne-Louise Lateau, 1850<br>
Servant of God Marthe Robin, 1902-1981<br>
André Frossard, 20th Century<br>
Teresa Neumann, 1898-1962
==Reported miracles of [[Mary (mother of Jesus)|Mary]] and the Eucharist==
Calanda, Spain, Miguel-Juan Pellicer, 1640<br>
Fatima, Portugal, The Angel of Peace, 1916<br>
Guadalupe, Mexico, Juan Diego, 1531<br>
Lourdes, France, Saint Bernadette, 1888<br>
Paris, France, Saint Catherine Labouré, 1830
==Reported miracles of miraculous Communions==
Blessed Emilia Bicchieri <br>
Blessed Imelda Lambertini <br>
Blessed James of Montieri <br>
Blessed Thomas of Cori <br>
Saint Bernard <br>
Saint Bonaventure <br>
Saint Gerard Magella <br>
Saint Jerome <br>
Saint Juliana Falconieri <br>
Saint Lucia Filippini <br>
Saint Maria Francesco of the Five Wounds <br>
Saint Secondo <br>
Blessed Angela of Foligno <br>
Saint Agnes Segni <br>
Saint Clare Montefalco <br>
Saint Frances of Rome <br>
Saint Gregory the Great <br>
Saint Teresa of Avila
==References==
==References==
*[http://www.therealpresence.org/eucharst/mir/engl_mir.htm ''The Eucharistic Miracles of the World''. Catalogue Book of the Vatican International Exhibition with a Foreword by The (Most Rev.) Raymond Leo Burke, D.D., J.C.D., Prefect of the Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatura, Former Archbishop of Saint Louis (therealpresence.org)]
*[http://www.therealpresence.org/eucharst/mir/engl_mir.htm ''The Eucharistic Miracles of the World''. Catalogue Book of the Vatican International Exhibition with a Foreword by The (Most Rev.) Raymond Leo Burke, D.D., J.C.D., Prefect of the Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatura, Former Archbishop of Saint Louis (therealpresence.org)]
*The Fraud, Lies and Deceit of the Devil, by Martin Luther, 1536
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