Eternal Christendom Podcast #9 | Angels and Demons, Signs and Wonders: St. Augustine's Hall of Miracles, Part 1
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Dec 11, 2024 Discover the extraordinary miracles of St. Augustine that highlight the power of the sacramental life. Dive into tales of healing, where relics and baptism cured ailments like blindness and paralysis. Hear about demonic exorcisms performed through prayer and the intercession of saints. Learn how these ancient stories serve as compelling evidence of the Catholic faith, illustrating the miraculous intersections of the spiritual and physical realms.
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Miracles and Belief
- St. Augustine addressed pagan objections that miracles no longer occur by arguing that miracles were initially necessary for belief.
- Now, the world's belief itself is a miracle, making further miracles unnecessary.
Blind Man Healed
- In Milan, a blind man's sight was restored upon touching the recently discovered relics of martyrs Protasius and Gervasius.
- St. Ambrose, Bishop of Milan, found the relics through a dream revelation.
Innocentius' Fistulas
- Innocentius, a public official, suffered from numerous fistulas and feared a second surgery.
- After fervent prayers with St. Augustine and other clergymen, he was miraculously healed without surgery.
