Pilgrimage to the Eucharistic Miracles
About 650 people came to St. Paul the Apostle Church in Spartanburg to see a traveling version of the Eucharistic Miracles of the World exhibit. Blessed Carlo Acutis researched and put together the original exhibit so the world would know that Jesus is truly present — body, blood, soul and divinity — in the Eucharist. Some attendees shared with us what miracles meant the most to them.
About 650 people came to St. Paul the Apostle Church in Spartanburg to see a traveling version of the Eucharistic Miracles of the World exhibit. Blessed Carlo Acutis researched and put together the original exhibit so the world would know that Jesus is truly present — body, blood, soul and divinity — in the Eucharist. Some attendees shared with us what miracles meant the most to them.
Buenos Aires, Argentina — 2016
Mary Rykman: "This is my favorite because we met Father Alejandro Pezet in Australia in 2008." Father Pezet is "the priest who picked up the host, put it in a finger bowl of water, then in the tabernacle."
Rome, Italy —1610
Kathy Perrosfuqua: "My favorite is the priest that was doubting the Real Presence, and it (the Eucharist) got dropped on the floor and left an imprint. God has a way of convincing people. If you have a priest who is wavering in his belief, then Bingo; God said I’ll stop that right now."
Our Lady of Guadalupe, Mexico —1531
George and Mary Clements with their grandson, Ben: "We are familiar with her pictures in our home, and Ben is familiar with her, too."
Eten, Peru — 1649
Sonia Walton: "They love, love the Divine Child in Peru. I’m from Colombia, and I love the Divine Child. In Colombia, the child once appeared to Mother Angelica with a heart in his hand."
Pibrac, France — 1589
Ella Sietmann: "I like the girl praying. She had to cross the river, and she didn’t get wet."
Alboraya-Almacera, Spain — 1348
Richard Brown: "It is mind blowing. Tell me that’s not a miracle."
Poland, St. Faustina Kowalska — 20th Century
Denis and Anne Obermeyer: "My mom had a great devotion to St. Faustina. She passed away on St. Faustina's feast day, so she's special to me."
The Eucharistic Miracles of the World exhibit is traveling the diocese now! Check out the schedule at Diocesan Eucharistic Miracles Exhibit.
