Adoration

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What are some of the most common miracles to occur during adoration?

Also, is it possible to physically receive a mark upon your skin from touching the blessed sacrament? A while back during adoration we were invited to kneel and reach out to the blessed sacrament and touch it while saying a prayer. After, I noticed a small mark on my palm where my palm made contact with the blessed sacrament. It looks like a mole, just a brown spot. I really don’t remember it being there before.

 

[callmeChris]

Among them: The Host either bleeding and/or turing into flesh; real human flesh.
See these links–>>miraclerosarymission.org/lanciano.html

google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=milagro+eucharistic&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8 (CLICK ON THE FIRST VIDEO LINK)

-And I don’t really know about that spot. Not my agenda to judge. Pray on it.

 

[puzzleannie]

What are some of the most common miracles to occur during adoration?

Also, is it possible to physically receive a mark upon your skin from touching the blessed sacrament? A while back during adoration we were invited to kneel and reach out to the blessed sacrament and touch it while saying a prayer. After, I noticed a small mark on my palm where my palm made contact with the blessed sacrament. It looks like a mole, just a brown spot. I really don’t remember it being there before.

I don’t know of any and I would not use the word “common” to describe miracles, for then they would not be miraculous. Who invited you to touch the Eucharist during adoration? that would be an abuse. Do you mean the monstrance was brought close to the faithful for veneration? that would be acceptable, and here in our tradition most Mexicans would touch the monstrance in that case. I never heard of anything physical but have witnessed in my self and heard from others in groups where a Eucharistic adoration service is going on–Youth 2000, burning bush, retreat etc.–of great spiritual blessings. I myself would not use the word “miracle” to describe any phenomenon that was not labelled as such by the Church.

The common result of adoring Christ in the Eucharist is worship him, and in so doing to see, know and love him better and more deeply. If you are doing this for any other reason, especially if you are doing it in hope of some visible “miracle” or theophany, much better for your spiritual help if you put the focus back on Our Lord and off your own emotions.

If someone does experience what seems to be an unusual physical or spiritual event during Adoration, Mass, prayer they should take it to their confessor or spiritual director for discernment, and until then simply thank God for it, move on and disregard it.