"Miracles of the Eucharist." 7-minute video of recent miracles that show the we are really receiving the body and blood of Christ when we receive the

[mdgspencer]

On miracles that give physical evidence that Jesus is physically present in the eucharist.

An article on such eucharistic miracles for those who would like read one is is at 5 Extraordinary Eucharistic Miracles that Left Physical Evidence (With Pictures!) |

 

[CoffeeFanatic]

Sort of related. If you want to see something very interesting, go back to between 2:30 and 3:00 p.m. EST (it definitely occurred during this time frame- but I put a longer time down just to be sure- it’s at -5:35 at this point on the live feed) and see what I saw today. Others saw it too. - YouTube(Please Note: This uploaded content is no longer available.)
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(Went back and took some screen shots. Not a thing I’ve ever seen before. I watch this channel quite a bit.)

 

[HomeschoolDad]

Sort of related. If you want to see something very interesting, go back to between 2:30 and 3:00 p.m. EST (it definitely occurred during this time frame- but I put a longer time down just to be sure- it’s at -5:35 at this point on the live feed) and see what I saw today. Others saw it too.

What exactly happened here?

I don’t know the configuration of that particular chapel, but is it possible that there could have been a sudden darkening of the sky, as happens during brief thunderstorms or overcast weather? Nothing miraculous about that.

 

[HomeschoolDad]

There is a window in the chapel:

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If you will watch the video on this page, you can see that it is the same monstrance — it has a distinctive crown-like top.

A very beautiful visual effect, but I would be hard-pressed to think that there is anything “miraculous” about it. It’s really beside the point — the real miracle is the one you will see in any adoration chapel, the Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of the living Christ, under the appearance of bread.

 

[FiveLinden]

If Jesus wanted to affirm his presence in the Eucharist through a miracle would he not do a miracle like, say, appearing in person and affirming it? Why would he do ‘miracles’ that have possible natural explanations. After all, he is said to have actually raised a decomposing body to life. During his life he is said to have done impressive miracles that were convincing. Why the difference now?