The Lanciano Miracle: Unveiling the Eucharistic Mystery

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Join us as we explore the Lanciano Miracle, one of the most profound Eucharistic miracles in the history of the Church. Discover how a doubting priest in the 8th century witnessed the transformation of bread and wine into human flesh and blood, reinforcing the Catholic doctrine of the Real Presence. Featuring insights from Brother Santino Verna, custodian of the relics, and cardiologist Franco Serafini, this video delves into the mystery, faith, and divine intervention surrounding the Eucharist.

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[Music] Jesus said to Thomas have you come to believe because you have seen me blessed are those who have not seen and have believed the moment in the mass when the Bread and Wine become the body and blood of of Christ is known as the consecration this occurs during the Eucharistic prayer which is the most solemn part of the mass the doctrine of the real presence in Catholicism holds that Jesus Christ is truly present body blood soul and Divinity in the Eucharist in the body and blood of Christ we find his pres his life given for each of us adoring the body and blood of Christ let us ask him with our heart Lord give me that Daily Bread to go forward and satisfy me with your presence this year Pope Francis celebrates the Feast of Corpus Christie Outdoors for the first time since the pandemic the feast honors the real presence of Jesus in the Eucharist that he is truly present in his body blood soul and and Divinity Eucharistic Miracles further attest to the profound truth beauty and inexhaustible mystery of the Eucharist the first recorded Miracle occurred in the Italian town of Lan chano custodian of The Relic brother Santino Verna helps us ReDiscover one of the greatest events in the history of the church Miracle occurred in the first half of the 8th Century where a priest who remained Anonymous and who was never given a conventional baptism had doubt about transubstantiation Eucharistic Miracles according to the Catholic Church speak profoundly about the nature of Faith the significance of the sacraments and the power of divine intervention the host became a part of the left ventricle which is the part of the human body that is essential for the heart’s function and this part of the myocardial tissue was aching and bleeding the blood then clotted while the wine turned into human blood and within a few moments changed from a liquid to a solid state for the faithful these Miracles are a call to deepen their faith they’re seen as signs from God meant to strengthen belief in the mysteries of the Christian faith that are Beyond human understanding these events encourage a more profound reverence for the sacraments and inspire a more fervent participation in communal worship and prayer what do Eucharistic Miracles say to us Eucharistic Miracles are seen as profound expressions of God’s ongoing engagement with and love for the world offering both a mystery to ponder and a catalyst for deeper spiritual commitment the preservation itself is a miracle in fact it has even been studied and investigated through the works of Professor Eduardo loli if we put water on the host transformed into human flesh which is precisely laser cut we see that it starts to readen because it is dehydrated flesh there is no chemical powder used for preservation since the 8th Century the Italian town of Lan chano has borne witness to the real presence in the Eucharist we should never forget that each time we attend Mass we witness a miracle [Music]