1. The Miracle of Lanciano
Location: Lanciano, Italy
Date: 8th Century
Description: A doubting priest witnessed the consecrated host transform into visible flesh and blood during Mass. Scientific examinations have identified the flesh as heart tissue and the blood type as AB.
2. The Miracle of Bolsena-Orvieto
Location: Bolsena-Orvieto, Italy
Date: 1263
Description: A German priest doubting the Real Presence saw the host bleed onto the corporal during Mass. This event led Pope Urban IV to institute the Feast of Corpus Christi.
Source:National Catholic Register – Five Eucharistic Miracles
3. The Miracle of Buenos Aires
Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Date: 1996
Description: A discarded host transformed into a piece of bloody flesh. Scientific analysis revealed it to be living heart tissue from the left ventricle, consistent with a person under duress.
4. The Miracle of Tixtla
Location: Tixtla, Mexico
Date: 2006
Description: During a retreat, a consecrated host began to emit a red substance. Studies concluded it was human blood of type AB, containing intact white blood cells, indicative of living tissue.
5. The Miracle of Sokolka
Location: Sokolka, Poland
Date: 2008
Description: A consecrated host that fell to the ground was placed in water to dissolve. It transformed into a red substance, later identified as human heart muscle tissue.
6. The Miracle of Legnica
Location: Legnica, Poland
Date: 2013
Description: A consecrated host fell during Mass and was placed in water. It developed red stains, later identified as human heart muscle tissue with signs of distress.
7. The Miracle of Santarém
Location: Santarém, Portugal
Date: 13th Century
Description: A woman stole a consecrated host, which began to bleed. Frightened, she returned it to the church, where it continued to bleed and is now preserved as a relic.
8. The Miracle of Cascia
Location: Cascia, Italy
Date: 14th Century
Description: A priest placed a consecrated host in a breviary, which later was found to have bled, staining the pages. The relic is still preserved today.
9. The Miracle of Turin
Location: Turin, Italy
Date: 1453
Description: A consecrated host was stolen and later found floating in the air, emitting a bright light. It was recovered and is now venerated in the Cathedral of Turin.
10. The Miracle of Tumaco
Location: Tumaco, Colombia
Date: 1906
Description: During a tsunami, a priest held up the Eucharist, and the waves receded, sparing the village.
11. The Miracle of Weiten-Raxendorf
Location: Weiten-Raxendorf, Austria
Date: 1411
Description: A thief stole a consecrated host, which later caused his horse to stop and refuse to move. The host was recovered and showed signs of bleeding.
Source: [See Video]
12. The Miracle of Chirattakonam
Location: Chirattakonam, India
Date: 2001
Description: During Eucharistic Adoration at St. Mary's parish, three red stains appeared on the consecrated host. Over time, these stains formed the likeness of a human face, believed to resemble Christ.
Source:Catholic World Mission – 10 Amazing Eucharistic Miracles
13. The Miracle of Betania
Location: Betania, Venezuela
Date: 1991
Description: During Mass near the Finca Marian Shrine, a consecrated host began to bleed. Scientific studies confirmed the presence of human blood of type AB, consistent with other Eucharistic miracles.
Source:Catholic World Mission – 10 Amazing Eucharistic Miracles
14. The Miracle of Amsterdam
Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
Date: 1345
Description: A seriously ill man received the Eucharist but later vomited. The contents were thrown into the fire, yet the host remained unscathed. This event led to the annual "Stille Omgang" procession in Amsterdam.
Source:Catholic World Mission – 10 Amazing Eucharistic Miracles
15. The Miracle of Siena
Location: Siena, Italy
Date: 1730
Description: Thieves stole consecrated hosts from the Church of St. Francis. They were later recovered and, despite their age, have remained incorrupt for centuries, retaining their freshness.
Source:Catholic World Mission – 10 Amazing Eucharistic Miracles
16. The Miracle of Bordeaux
Location: Bordeaux, France
Date: 1822
Description: During Benediction at the Church of St. Eulalia, several witnesses, including the priest, reported seeing an apparition of Jesus in the Eucharist, described as a young man of extraordinary beauty.
17. The Miracle of Faverney
Location: Faverney, France
Date: 1608
Description: A fire consumed the altar of the monastery chapel, destroying everything except the monstrance containing the consecrated host, which remained suspended in the air for 33 hours.
Source:The Real Presence – Faverney
18. The Miracle of Poznan
Location: Poznan, Poland
Date: 1399
Description: Thieves stole consecrated hosts from a church. The hosts were later found emitting a bright light in a nearby marsh. They were retrieved and are now preserved in Corpus Christi Church in Poznan.
Source:The Real Presence – Poznan
19. The Miracle of Macerata
Location: Macerata, Italy
Date: 1356
Description: A priest, doubting the Real Presence, saw the host bleed during Mass. The blood-stained corporal is still preserved in the Cathedral of Macerata.
Source:The Real Presence – Macerata
20. The Miracle of Offida
Location: Offida, Italy
Date: 1273
Description: A woman, seeking to harm her husband, consulted a sorceress who instructed her to steal a consecrated host. Upon doing so, the host began to bleed profusely. The blood-stained cloth is preserved in the Sanctuary of St. Augustine in Offida.
Source:The Real Presence – Offida
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