Resources on Miracles

[jlucko]

Does anyone know any good books or other resources on miracles? It seems that having to have to documented miracles for each canonized saint, there should be an abundance of information out there.
I teach an 8th grade PSR class and think this information could be helpful.
Thanks.

 

[Malcolm_McLean]

Does anyone know any good books or other resources on miracles? It seems that having to have to documented miracles for each canonized saint, there should be an abundance of information out there.
I teach an 8th grade PSR class and think this information could be helpful.
Thanks.

An obvious book, though not by a Catholic author is “Miracles” by CS Lewis. You should be aware that the opening chapter “the Cardinal Difficulty with Naturalism”, though very convincing, is conisdered to be rather flawed by most professional philosophers.

You could also try the Lourdes website.

 

[Askin]

Does anyone know any good books or other resources on miracles? It seems that having to have to documented miracles for each canonized saint, there should be an abundance of information out there.
I teach an 8th grade PSR class and think this information could be helpful.
Thanks.

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SMALL MIRACLES by Askin Ozcan
ISBN 1598001000 Outskirts Press
outskirtspress.com/smallmiracles

Thirty very stunning small (and big) miracles from the author’s own life in different countries incl. U.S.A.​

This book also has a chapter on bringing various religions of God
closer- a certain step towards peace. Writer’s Digest has complimented on this aspect of the book in a recent competition.​

This book has been sent to His Holiness The Pope Benedictus
XVI in the Christmas of 2006 and was well received.

Available on major internet bookshops like www.bn.com and
www.amazon.com
For wholesale : www.outskirtspress.com/buybooks

Excellent addition to libraries.