Documents of Lanciano

[Fatima-Crusader]

Ive been looking into EMs, i just studied the one in sienna, does anybody have the documents of the WHO council in english?

 

[edward_george1]

I assume “EM” here means “Eucharistic miracle?” Because usually when people use that term, it’s short for “Eucharistic Minister” or “Extraordinary Minister.” And what does “WHO” mean? Usually that means “World Health Organization,” and if so, I’m not sure what that has to do with Lanciano. Please clarify a bit if you want answers to your questions.

-Fr ACEGC

 

[Fatima-Crusader]

Yeah your right, the world health council conducted tests to confim the first trials results

 

[Jbrady]

does anybody have the documents of the WHO council in english?

Nobody seems to have them in any language. The idea that the WHO would appoint a team to study something like this seems to me to be a bit far-fetched, and since nobody has ever produced any documentation of said study, I doubt that it occurred. There’s just no plausible reason why the WHO would be even remotely interested in something like this. It has nothing to do with their mission.

There is a very, very, very long “tradition” of fabrication and exaggeration surrounding relics and miracles, which is why the Church is exceedingly demanding in its requirements for proof and is exceedingly reluctant to recognize them as genuine and authentic. This skepticism is well justified, as the overwhelming majority of cases turn out to be impossible to authenticate, inconsistent with Church teachings, or even outright fakes or hoaxes.