The Exorcist Files
Eucharistic Miracles: Part 1
Feb 13, 2024
Father Robert Spitzer of the Magis center and Dr. Stacy Trasankos join the podcast to discuss the world of Eucharistic Miracles. They explore scientific evidence of heart tissue found in consecrated hosts, the extraordinary Buenos Aires Miracle, living heart tissue that defies explanation, and the profound impact of these miracles on individuals. They also delve into the belief in miracles in our science-centered world, the relationship between faith and science, and raise questions about the skeptical views and lack of DNA analysis.
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- Scientific testing on Eucharistic miracles, like the Buenos Aires miracle, has produced inconclusive results, highlighting the need for improved scientific protocols in investigating these phenomena.
- The belief in the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist is a central and sacred act of worship in Christianity, inspiring faith and encouraging reverence for the sacrament.
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Eucharistic Miracles: Signs of the Divine
Eucharistic miracles, manifestations of Christ's presence in the Eucharist, have long been reported throughout history. These miracles often involve the consecrated host transforming into human flesh and blood. One notable example is the Buenos Aires miracle, where a host appeared to turn into heart tissue and blood. Scientific testing on these samples, however, has produced inconclusive results. Dr. Stacey Trisankos, a scientist and theologian, emphasizes the need for more rigorous scientific protocols in investigating these miracles. While the Catholic Church has not made an official judgment on the Buenos Aires miracle, the stories of Eucharistic miracles serve to strengthen faith and encourage reverence for the sacrament.
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