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adolfo123
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Where can i find hardcore evidence of the Lourdes miracles … by scientist…not catholic websites ,of the scientist that report the miracles…
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grannymh
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This is my guess. The scientific documentation of the accepted miracles should be referenced on a Lourdes website. From there, you can do your own research.Where can i find hardcore evidence of the Lourdes miracles … by scientist…not catholic websites ,of the scientist that report the miracles…
A lot of information is in books and periodicals so you can follow the trail of footnotes.
However, I’m sure somebody on CAF can give you more direct information.
I’ve been to Lourdes three times and hope to go again.
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granny
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grannymh
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Go to Sacred Scripture, thread “Reconstructed discussion whether belief in literal Adam & Eve is warranted” Posts 17 & 19, which have good information plus a link to a website.Where can i find hardcore evidence of the Lourdes miracles … by scientist…not catholic websites ,of the scientist that report the miracles…
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Dr.Bonnette
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This is a good web site: metacrock.blogspot.com/2008/08/lourdes-and-healing.html
Just because a web site is Catholic, that does not mean it cannot be trusted!
The official records are on file at the Medical Commission at Lourdes, and it is open to medical doctors of all faiths or no faith at all.
Note the criteria used to determine what is a miraculous cure – in particular note that they must be instantaneous and without remission.
Read the Miracle of Lourdes by Ruth Cranston, who was not a Catholic. The best evidence is the actual cases themselves.
Just because a web site is Catholic, that does not mean it cannot be trusted!
The official records are on file at the Medical Commission at Lourdes, and it is open to medical doctors of all faiths or no faith at all.
Note the criteria used to determine what is a miraculous cure – in particular note that they must be instantaneous and without remission.
Read the Miracle of Lourdes by Ruth Cranston, who was not a Catholic. The best evidence is the actual cases themselves.
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Anthanis93
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www.miraclehunter.com Might help You !
Almost 7,000 cures have been documented at the waters of Lourdes. The Church has vigorously investigated and validated a mere 67 of them.
Almost 7,000 cures have been documented at the waters of Lourdes. The Church has vigorously investigated and validated a mere 67 of them.
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Verbum
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Hi, Adolfo,
There is a section on the Lourdes site that deals with this subject:
en.lourdes-france.org/deepen/cures-and-miracles
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There is a section on the Lourdes site that deals with this subject:
en.lourdes-france.org/deepen/cures-and-miracles
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