Fellow CATHOLICS, have you ever heard of this Eucharistic Miracle?

Question

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"Those who eat my flesh and drink my blood have eternal life, and I will bring them back to life on the last day. My flesh is true food, and my blood is true drink.Those who eat my flesh and drink my blood live in me, and I live in them." John 6:54-56
God bless!

the miracle was approved by the World Health Organization in 1973, they did 500 studies in 15 months. They published their results in 1976.
the miracle was studied by Professor Odoardo Linoli, who specializes in human anatomy, pathology, histology, clinical chemistry, and microscopy.

http://www.acfp2000.com/Miracles/eucharistic.html

http://www.acfp2000.com/Miracles/eucharistic.html

Answer 1

No, but I'll read it.

Answer 2

God bless you and thank you for that. It is the Eucharist that brings true peace and joy. It is the Eucharist that enables us "to bend the knee and confess Jesus is Lord" I pray that our protestant brothers and sisters will come know this joy in their lifetime.

Answer 3

I used to have a book about the Eucharistic Miracle, but I lost it... now I am searching for another copy of that book.

Answer 4

the link didn't work, i recall hearing about it and have been looking for good resources for it.

brotherm, the book you quote from is missing many integral passages that also pertain to the eucharist, furthermorejesus being the son of god was divine and all nature obeyed him. our lord is capable of all things and all things can be done through him.

shane, the bible is our book, we know what we are talking about,do the history.

Answer 5

Except ye eat the flesh ... - He did not mean that this should be understood literally, for it was never done, and it is absurd to suppose that it was intended to be so understood. Nothing can possibly be more absurd than to suppose that when he instituted the Supper, and gave the bread and wine to his disciples, they literally ate his flesh and drank his blood. Who can believe this? There he stood, a living man - his body yet alive, his blood flowing in his veins; and how can it be believed that this body was eaten and this blood drunk? Yet this absurdity must be held by those who hold that the bread and wine at the communion are “changed into the body, blood, and divinity of our Lord.” So it is taught in the decrees of the Council of Trent; and to such absurdities are men driven when they depart from the simple meaning of the Scriptures and from common sense. It may be added that if the bread and wine used in the Lord’s Supper were not changed into his literal body and blood when it was first instituted, they have never been since.
The Lord Jesus would institute it just as he meant it should be observed, and there is nothing now in that ordinance which there was not when the Saviour first appointed it. His body was offered on the cross, and was raised up from the dead and received into heaven. Besides, there is no evidence that he had any reference in this passage to the Lord’s Supper. That was not yet instituted, and in that there was no literal eating of his flesh and drinking of his blood. The plain meaning of the passage is, that by his bloody death - his body and his blood offered in sacrifice for sin - he would procure pardon and life for man; that they who partook of that, or had an interest in that, should obtain eternal life. He uses the figure of eating and drinking because that was the subject of discourse; because the Jews prided themselves much on the fact that their fathers had eaten manna; and because, as he had said that he was the bread of life, it was natural and easy, especially in the language which he used, to carry out the figure, and say that bread must be eaten in order to be of any avail in supporting and saving men. To eat and to drink, among the Jews, was also expressive of sharing in or partaking of the privileges of friendship. The happiness of heaven and all spiritual blessings are often represented under this image, Mat_8:11; Mat_26:29; Luk_14:15, etc.

Answer 6

Catholicism teaches a false gospel of works that leads to eternal hell (Galatians 1:6-9). Avoid catholicism and stick with Jesus.

Answer 7

I think it's strange that anyone would even make such a claim public. Catholics just don't know when to stop. You guys make yourselves look sooo bad.

Question: Why don't Catholics follow what the Bible directs for Christians? Why don't they follow Bible standards?

Answer 8

I cant get your link to work do you have another?


Thanks for the new link, I already have this and I I have read it. I think it is amazing. Thanks for sharing