In the 8th century, in Lanciano, Italy, a priest was giving daily mass, but was losing faith in the real presence of the Eucharist. However, this time, when he was performing the consecration, the host turned to real phyiscal flesh (from a heart), and the wine turned to real liquid blood. The flesh and blood have been preserved to this day and stay in a reliquary in Lanciano.
Read Bob and Penny Lord’s “Miracles of the Eucharist” for more information.
Josh