Jesus spoke through this Priest twice during a Holy Mass in New York!

A miracle in the heart of New York City. On September 11, 1999, in the heart of Battery Park, a supernatural event occurred during a Catholic Mass where Jesus spoke through the priest twice. Truly impressive!

A Eucharistic miracle is an extraordinary event, recognized by the Catholic Church, related to the Eucharist where the real presence of Christ is manifested in a visible way, often through inexplicable phenomena.

A Eucharistic miracle is considered an extraordinary sign of Christ's presence in the Eucharist, where the consecrated host or consecrated wine is visibly transformed into flesh and blood, or exhibits unusual characteristics. These events are studied and, if approved by the Church, are considered private revelations that can strengthen the faith of believers.

Characteristics of Eucharistic miracles:

Visible transformation:
The consecrated host or wine is transformed into flesh and/or blood, or exhibits unusual characteristics.

Long-lasting:
Some Eucharistic miracles have been preserved for long periods of time, defying natural decay.

Scientific Inexplicability:
Eucharistic miracles have no conventional scientific explanation and are considered supernatural events.

Ecclesiastical Approval:
Eucharistic miracles are investigated by the Church and, if deemed authentic, are approved for private devotion.

Examples of Eucharistic Miracles:

Miracle of Lanciano:
In the 8th century, a priest doubted the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist, and the host was transformed into flesh and the wine into blood.

Miracle of Bolsena:
In the 13th century, a host bled while a priest was celebrating Mass, confirming transubstantiation.

Miracle of Sokołka:
In 2008, a consecrated host fell to the ground and was later found transformed into heart tissue, confirmed by scientists.

Importance of Eucharistic Miracles:

Confirmation of Faith:
Eucharistic miracles can strengthen faith in the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist.

Invitation to Adoration:
Eucharistic miracles can be an invitation to adoration and contemplation of the mystery of the Eucharist.

Stimulus to Reflection:
Eucharistic miracles can lead to deeper reflection on the nature of the Eucharist and the real presence of Christ.