Eucharistic Miracles of the World

2.1 Eucharistic miracles in Europe

Lanciano, Italy

Dijon, France

Bordeaux, France

Silla, Spain

Blanot, France

Augsburg, Germany

Boxmeer, Netherlands

Ettiswil, Switzerland

Bolsena, Italy

Walldurn, Germany

Sokołka, Poland

Santarem, Portugal

ID	Country	City	Year	Summary	PDF in English
1	Austria	Fiecht	1310	Wine turns into blood boils overflows chalice, doubting priest. The little village of St. Georgenberg-Fiecht in the Inn Valley is very well known - especially because of a Eucharistic miracle that took place there in 1310. During the Mass, the priest was seized with temptations regarding the Real Presence of Jesus in the consecrated Elements. Right after the consecration, the wine changed into Blood and began to boil and overflow the chalice. In 1480, after 170 years, the Sacred Blood was "still fresh as though coming out of a wound," wrote the chronicler of those days. The Precious Blood is preserved intact to this day and is contained in the reliquary in the Monastery of St. Georgenberg.	View \| Download
2	Austria	Seefeld	1384	Earthquake at same time as bleeding host	View \| Download
3	Austria	Weiten-Raxendorf	1411	Glowing Host	View \| Download

4	Belgium	Bruges	1203	Relic of Jesus blood	View \| Download
5	Belgium	Herkenrode-Hasselt	1317	Bleeding Host	View \| Download
6	Belgium	Brussels	1370	Bleeding Host; Stolen Host. Related to the Brussels massacre	View \| Download
7	Belgium	Liège	1374	Led to Feast of Corpus Christi	View \| Download
8	Belgium	Middleburg-Lovanio	1374	Bleeding Host	View \| Download
9	Belgium	Bois-Seigneur-Isaac	1405	Bleeding Host. In the Eucharistic miracle at Bois-Seigneur-Isaac, the consecrated Host bled and stained the corporal. On May 3, 1413, the Bishop of Cambrai, Peter d’Ailly, authorized the devotion of the Holy Relic of the miracle along with a solemn procession.The first procession took place in 1414. On January 13th, 1424, Pope Martin V approved the building of the Monastery of Bois-Seigneur-Isaac. Today the monastery is the goal of pilgrimages. The corporal stained with Blood is exposed to view in the chapel.	View \| Download
10	Belgium	Herentals	1412	Stolen Hosts intact after eight days in form of cross	View \| Download
11	Belgium	Aalst	2016	Bleeding Host

12a	Croatia	Ludbreg	1411	Wine turned to blood. The wine in the chalice transformed into blood. During Mass at Ludbreg in 1411, a priest doubted whether the Body and Blood of Christ were really present in the Eucharistic species. Immediately after being consecrated, the wine turned into Blood. Today the precious relic of the miraculous Blood still draws thousands of the faithful, and every year at the beginning of September the so-called “Sveta Nedilja - Holy Sunday” is celebrated for an entire week in honor of the Eucharistic miracle that occurred in 1411.	View \| Download
12b	Croatia	Ludbreg	1712	Wine turned to blood. The relic of the Blood has remained perfectly intact and is kept in a precious monstrance made at the request of Countess Eleonora Batthyany Strattman in 1721The relic of the Blood has remained perfectly intact and is kept in a precious monstrance made at the request of Countess Eleonora Batthyany Strattman in 1721	View \| Download

13	France	Douai	1254	Child appears after Host dropped	View \| Download
14	France	Neuvy Saint Sepulcre	1257	Host cures paralyzed boy
15	France	Paris	1290	Host stolen and returned.	View \| Download
16	France	Blanot	1331	Bleeding Host. Blood flowed from the host and gathered in a cup. The Eucharistic miracle of Blanot took place during the Easter Mass of 1331. During Communion, a Host fell to a cloth that was held below the communicant’s mouth. The priest tried to pick up the Holy Eucharist, but it was not possible. The Host had transformed into Blood, resulting in a stain the same size as the Host, on the cloth. That cloth is preserved today in the village of Blanot.	View \| Download
17	France	Dijon	1430	Bleeding Host	View \| Download
18	France	Avignon	1433	Eucharist Survives flood. 1- Hosts remained visible and dry after a massive flood destroyed the chapel.	View \| Download
19	France	La Rochelle	1461	Host cures paralyzed boy	View \| Download
20	France	Marseille-En-Beauvais	1533	Stolen Hosts found in perfect condition	View \| Download
21	France	Faverney	1608	Fire destroys altar but not Host	View \| Download
22	France	Pressac	1643	Host survives fire	View \| Download
23	France	Les Ulmes	1668	Host replaced by man	View \| Download
24	France	Bordeaux	1822	Jesus appears in Host	View \| Download

25	Germany	Weingarten	1094	Relic of Jesus blood	View \| Download
26	Germany	Bettbrunn	1125	Stolen Host could not be picked up until Bishop's prayer	View \| Download
27	Germany	Augsburg	1194	Bleeding Host. The Eucharistic miracle of Augsburg, is known locally as Wunderbarlichen Gutes – “The Miraculous Good”. It is described in numerous books and historical documents that can be consulted in the civic state library of Augsburg. A stolen Host was transformed into bleeding Flesh. In the course of the centuries, several analyses were completed of the Holy Particle that have always confirmed that human Flesh and Blood are present. Today the Convent of the Heileg Kreuz (Holy Cross) is taken care of by the Dominican Fathers.	View \| Download
28	Germany	Benningen	1216	Bleeding Host	View \| Download
29	Germany	Regensburg	1255	The Lord takes Host from doubting priest	View \| Download
30	Germany	Kranenburg	1280	Host thrown near tree, tree forms crucifix	View \| Download
31	Germany	Walldürn	1330	Wine turned into blood in form of Crucified Christ	View \| Download
32	Germany	Wilsnack	1383	Host survives fire. Called the Holy Blood of Wilsnack	View \| Download
33	Germany	Erding	1417	Stolen Host found	View \| Download

34	Italy	Lanciano	750	Host turns to flesh; Wine into Blood. Doubting priest. Referred to as the Eucharistic miracle of Lanciano. 1-A priest doubted the Real Presence; the host turned into flesh and wine into blood, still preserved today.	View \| Download
35	Italy	Rome	6th-7th cent.	Host becomes flesh	View \| Download
36	Italy	Fonte Avellana	11th Century	Host turns to flesh; was to be used in witchcraft; witnessed by St. Peter Damian
37	Italy	Trani	11th Century	Bleeding Host. Stolen, thief tries to fry Host, Host bleeds	View \| Download
38	Italy	Ferrara	1171	Bleeding Host; stains ceiling.1- The host turned into blood and stained the church ceiling.	View \| Download
39	Italy	Rimini	1227	St. Anthony wagers with disbeliever that starving mule will pick Host to food	View \| Download
40	Italy	Alatri	1228	Host stolen and becomes flesh	View \| Download
41	Italy	Florence (Firenze)	1230	Wine becomes blood	View \| Download
42	Italy	Assisi	1240	St. Clare turns away invaders by displaying Eucharist	View \| Download
43	Italy	Bolsena	1264	Host turns into Flesh. Pope and Thomas Aquinas witness host. A related relic is the Corporal of Bolsena. A host bled onto the altar cloth (corporal) during Mass, prompting the creation of the Corpus Christi feast. In 1263 a German priest, Peter of Prague, stopped at Bolsena while on a pilgrimage to Rome. He was celebrating Mass in the Basilica of Bolsena, and when the moment of consecration arrived, the Host was transformed into Flesh. This miracle strengthened the wavering belief of the priest in the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist. The Sacred Body was inspected by Urban Pope IV and by St. Thomas Aquinas. This miracle helped convince the Pope to extend the feast of Corpus Christi to the universal Church so that everyone could recognize the love God has for those who love and worship Him.	View \| Download
44	Italy	Offida	1273	Host becomes flesh after attempt to use in witchcraft	View \| Download
45	Italy	Gruaro (Valvasone)	1294	Bleeding Host	View \| Download
46	Italy	Cascia	1330	Bleeding Host	View \| Download
47	Italy	Macerata	1356	Bleeding Host; Doubting priest	View \| Download
48	Italy	Bagno di Romagna	1412	Bleeding Host; Doubting priest. 1- A priest's blood-red wine flowed over the chalice.	View \| Download
49	Italy	Turin	1453	Stolen Host and Monstrance rise; later Host becomes illuminated	View \| Download
50	Italy	Volterra	1472	Stolen Hosts; Hosts rise and illuminated	View \| Download
51	Italy	Salzano	1517	Priest gives Viaticum; donkeys led procession and genuflect	View \| Download
52	Italy	Asti	1535	Bleeding Host	View \| Download
53	Italy	Morrovalle	1560	Hosts survive fire	View \| Download
54	Italy	Veroli	1570	Jesus appears in Host	View \| Download
55	Italy	Florence (Firenze)	1595	Eucharist survives fire	View \| Download
56	Italy	Mogoro	1604	Sinful men spit out Host; Hosts became hot, leaves imprint on floor	View \| Download
57	Italy	Rome	1610	Host becomes flesh	View \| Download
58	Italy	Canosio	1630	Flood stops; Priest with Eucharist prayed at flood waters	View \| Download
59	Italy	Dronero (San Mauro)	1631	Fire stopped; Priest with Eucharist prayed at fire	View \| Download
60	Italy	Turin	1640	Attempt to steal host prevented by flames	View \| Download
61	Italy	Cava dei Tirreni	1656	Plague stopped by Eucharistic procession	View \| Download
62	Italy	Siena	1730	Consecrated Hosts intact for 276 years, unconsecrated hosts rot away	View \| Download
63	Italy	Scala (Dmian)	1732	Signs of Passion appear in Host	View \| Download
64	Italy	Patierno (Naples)	1772	Stolen Hosts found	View \| Download
65	Italy	Rosano	1948	Host leaves imprint on floor; Doubting priest	View \| Download
66	Italy	San Mauro La Bruca	1969	Stolen Host found

67	Netherlands	Meerssen	1222	Bleeding Host	View \| Download
68	Netherlands	Breda-Niervaart	1300	Stolen Host found in perfect condition	View \| Download
69	Netherlands	Stiphout	1342	Host survives fire	View \| Download
70	Netherlands	Amsterdam	1345	Host survives vomiting and fire. 1- A host survived intense fire in a fireplace.	View \| Download
71	Netherlands	Boxtel-Hoogstraten	1380	Wine turned into blood	View \| Download
72	Netherlands	Boxmeer	1400	Wine turned into blood. Blood flowed from the host during the elevation. During a Mass in Boxmeer, in Holland, in the year 1400, the species of wine was transformed into Blood and bubbled out of the chalice, splashing onto the corporal. The priest, terrorized at the sight, asked God to forgive his doubts, and the Blood immediately stopped bubbling out of the chalice. The Blood that had fallen on the corporal coagulated into a lump the size of a walnut. Even today one can see the Blood, which has not changed at all over time.	View \| Download
73	Netherlands	Bergen	1421	Doubting priest throws Hosts in river. Hosts found Bleeding	View \| Download
74	Netherlands	Alkmaar	1429	Wine turns to blood	View \| Download
75	Netherlands	Meerssen	1465	Host Rescued from fire

76	Poland	Glotowo	1290	Buried Host found illuminated	View \| Download
77	Poland	Kraków	1345	Stolen Host found illuminated	View \| Download
78	Poland	Poznań	1399	Stolen and destroyed Host; Found Particles illuminated	View \| Download
79	Poland	Sokółka	2008	Bleeding Host. Referred to as the Eucharistic miracle of Sokółka	View \| Download
80	Poland	Legnica	2013	Bleeding Host. Referred to as the Eucharistic miracle of Legnica	View \| Download

81	Portugal	Santarém	1247	Bleeding Host turns to flesh. Referred to as the Eucharistic miracle of Santarém. A woman took a consecrated host, which began to bleed, and is still incorrupt. The Eucharistic miracle of Santarém, together with that of Lanciano, is considered among the most important Eucharistic miracles. Numerous studies and canonical analyses were carried out on the relics. The Host changed into bleeding Flesh and Blood flowed out of the Blessed Sacrament. Both relics are preserved to this day in the Church of St. Stephen in Santarém	View \| Download

82	Spain	Ivorra	1010	Wine into Blood. Doubting Priest	View \| Download
83	Spain	Caravaca de la Cruz	1231	Image of Jesus in Host; Muslim king converts	View \| Download
84	Spain	Daroca	1239	Bleeding Host; Led to military victory	View \| Download
85	Spain	S. John of the Abbesses	1251	Stolen Host; Jesus image in Host	View \| Download
86	Spain	Gerona	1297	Bleeding Host; Doubting priest; Priest could not swallow Host.	View \| Download
87	Spain	O'Cebreiro	1300	Host to flesh; doubting priest.1- The host turned to flesh and the wine to blood due to the doubting priest.	View \| Download
88	Spain	Alboraya-Almacéra	1348	Host dropped in river; saved by fish	View \| Download
89	Spain	Cimballa	1370	Bleeding Host; doubting priest. In the year 1370, the pastor of Cimballa was assaulted during the Mass with a strong doubt about the True Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist. The Host transformed into Flesh, and Blood began to flow onto the altar linens. The episode re-enforced the wavering faith of the priest who penitently retired to a monastery, dedicating himself to a life of penance and prayer. Every year on the 12th of September, the memory of the miracle in the parish church is celebrated where, even now, the relic of the corporal soaked in the Blood is kept.	View \| Download
90	Spain	Moncada	1392	Girl wants to play with Jesus; Priest doubts ordination	View \| Download
91	Spain	Guadalupe	1420	Bleeding Host	View \| Download
92	Spain	Zaragoza	1427	Stolen Host; Image of Jesus in Host	View \| Download
93	Spain	Ponferrada	1533	Stolen Host found. Tabernacle stolen.	View \| Download
94	Spain	Valencia	1437	Chalice used by Jesus in his Last Supper	View \| Download
95	Spain	Alcoy	1568	Stolen Hosts found	View \| Download
96	Spain	Gorkum-El Escorial	1572	Bleeding Host. Desecrated before bleeding	View \| Download
97	Spain	Alcalà	1597	Stolen Hosts returned; Host intact after 11 years	View \| Download
	Spain	Calanda	1640	1- Eucharistic miracle and healing of Miguel-Juan Pellicer.
98	Spain	Montserrat	1657	During consecration girl sees father in purgatory surrounded by flames; tissue ignites	View \| Download
99	Spain	Onil	1824	Stolen Host found	View \| Download
100	Spain	Silla	1907	Stolen Hosts found in perfect condition	View \| Download

101	Switzerland	Ettiswil	1447	Stolen Host found lighted in seven pieces in air in form of flower. A consecrated host appeared in the air, allowing it to be returned to the church. At Ettiswil, there is a shrine dedicated to a Eucharistic miracle that happened in 1447. Ann Vögtli, a member of a satanic sect, was able to steal the pyx containing the large Host from the parochial church. The Host was found close to a fence in the middle of some nettle bushes, lifted high up and surrounded by a vivid light, and was divided into seven Pieces which were joined together so that They looked like a flower. Many Popes granted indulgences to the shrine's visitors. The great feast of the miracle’s chapel takes place on “Laetare” Sunday and on the two following days.	View \| Download

Cimballa, Spain

Bois-Seigneur-Isaac, Belgium

Ludbreg, Croatia

Fiecht, Austria

2.2 Eucharistic miracles in America

Betania, Venezuela

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Eten, Peru

Tixtla, Mexico

ID	Country	City	Year	Summary	PDF in English
1	Argentina	Buenos Aires	1992 - 94 - 96	Bleeding Host	View \| Download
2	Argentina	Buenos Aires	92 - 1994 - 96	Bleeding Host	View \| Download
3	Argentina	Buenos Aires	92 - 94 - 1996	Bleeding Host. 1- A discarded host was placed in water, turning into bloody, living human heart tissue (analyzed by Dr. Zugibe).	View \| Download

4	Colombia	Tumaco	1906	Island saved by Blessed Sacrament. The Eucharist stopped a tidal wave. The undersea earthquake in 1906 on the Pacific Coast caused enormous damage in many areas. Fr. Bernardino Garcia of the Conception, who at the time was in the City of Panama, gave the following testimony regarding the terrible cataclysm that struck the area. “Unexpectedly an enormous wave (we refer to them as tsunamis today) crashed into the port, reached into the market area and destroyed everything. Boats that had been drawn up on shore were picked up and hurled long distances away, causing heavy losses”. The small island of Tumaco was spared by a miracle thanks to the faith of the people and the blessing with the Blessed Sacrament by Fr Gerardo Larrondo.	View \| Download

5	Honduras	Gracias	2022	Bleeding corporal

6	Island of Martinique	Morne-Rouge	1902	Town survives volcano; Afterwards image Jesus in Host. On May 8, 1902, La Montagne, the volcano at the peak of Mount Pelée suddenly erupted. A discharge of lava immediately reached the city of Saint-Pierre de la Martinique and completely destroyed it. That day, the eruption mysteriously spared the village of Morne-Rouge, located between Saint-Pierre and Mount Pelée. The prodigious event was accompanied by an apparition of Jesus and His Sacred Heart in the Host exposed for public Eucharistic adoration. There were many witnesses to that extraordinary phenomenon.	View \| Download

7	Mexico	Tixtla	2006	Bleeding Host. Blood appeared on a consecrated host during Mass.	View \| Download
8	Mexico	Guadalajara	2013	Bleeding Host along with religious experience

9	Peru	Eten	1649	Jesus appears in Host. The Eucharistic miracle of Eten happened about 365 years ago in the Peruvian town of Port Eten. In a Host exposed for public adoration, there appeared the Child Jesus and three interconnected hearts of a brilliant white color. Every year, the feast in honor of this event begins on July 12, with the transfer of the Host of the miracle from its Sanctuary to the church in the City of Eten, and ends on July 24.	View \| Download

10	United States	Thomaston	2023	Duplicating Host

11	Venezuela	Betania	1991	Bleeding Host	View \| Download

2.3 Eucharistic miracles in Africa

Scete, Egypt

St Mary, Egypt

St André, Reunion Islands

Tumaco, Colombia

ID	Country	City	Year	Summary	PDF in English
1	Egypt	Scete	3rd-4th cent.	Infant Jesus seen in place of bread. The account of this Eucharistic miracle goes back to the first centuries of Christianity and is found in the apothegm of the Fathers of the Desert who lived in the desert after the example of St. Anthony, Abbot. A monk had doubts regarding the Real Presence of Jesus in the bread and wine consecrated at Mass. After the consecration the Infant Jesus was seen in place of the Bread. Three companion monks witnessed the same appearance.	View \| Download
2	Egypt	St. Mary of Egypt	4th-5th cent.	Bishop writes of a saint (Mary of Egypt) who had walke on water to receive communion	View \| Download

3	Reunion Islands	Saint-André de la Réunion	1902	Face of Jesus appears in Host. On January 26, 1902, at the parish church of Saint-André, a city on the island of La Réunion (French colony), Abbot Henry Lacombe, pastor of the church, was witness to the miracle that he would recount to thousands of people during the Eucharistic Congress of Angouleme (1904), as well as to the group of priests gathered for a spiritual retreat in the town of Perigueux. The face of Jesus appeared in the Host which was for many hours witnessed by thousands of people.	View \| Download

2.4 Eucharistic miracles in Asia

Chirattakonam, India

Sibu, Malaysia

Vilakkannur, Kerala, India

Naju, South Korea

ID	Country	City	Year	Summary	PDF in English
1	South Korea	Naju	1995	Several incidents reported by Julia Kim, where the host reportedly turned into visible flesh and blood. Photos taken during these events, notably in September 1995, show a small, blood-stained, heart-like shape. The Eucharistic Miracle of Naju (The Sacred Heart of the Divine Victim) By Bishop Roman Danylak. It looked like a heart when we first examined the photos taken September 22, 1995 during the Mass celebrated in a valley among the Naju hills in Korea. Some time in November, 1995, I showed the photos taken to a pediatrician, Dr. Helen Owen. After attentive examination, she said the heart in the photo was the size and had the exact configurations of the heart of an infant.
2	Malaysia	Sibu	1996	Stephen: "It happened in 1996. Mama Julia came to Sibu, when I was attending Mass, at that time was September 17. While they received the Holy Communion, one of the church members sensed a very strong scent of blood from Mama Julia's mouth. She was just beside Mama Julia. After that, people started to focus on the position of Mama Julia. And, then Father Francis Su and our Bishop Dominic Su at the time, approached Mother Julia. Then she opened her mouth, and we found that the received Holy Communion in her mouth had turned into the Flesh and Blood of Jesus Christ. It was really a Eucharistic miracle that happened in our parish. I was so honored. I could witness the Eucharistic miracle that happened in our parish. When Mama Julia received the Holy Communion, it turned into the Flesh and Blood of Our Lord Jesus Christ, which means that the Holy Communion received by the parishioners is really the Body and Blood of Christ Our Lord Jesus. Jesus, Who lived 2,000 years ago, is still alive nowadays. So when we receive Holy Communion, we really receive the Body and Blood of Our Lord Jesus Christ."
3	India	Chirattakonam	2001	Image of Christ appears on the Host. A face appeared on the host during adoration. This Eucharistic miracle was verified recently, on May 5, 2001 in Trivandrum (ARCHDIOCESE OF TRIVANDRUM), India. In the Host there appeared the likeness of a man similar to that of Christ crowned with thorns. His Beatitude Cyril Mar Baselice, Archbishop of the diocese of Trivandrum, wrote regarding this prodigy: “[…] For us believers what we have seen is something that we have always believed […]. If our Lord is speaking to us by giving us this sign, it certainly needs a response from us”. The monstrance containing the miraculous Host is to this day kept in the church.	View \| Download
4	India	Vilakkannur, Kerala	2013	Host displayed image of Jesus. The Holy Face of Jesus Christ appeared on a Eucharistic host (Nov. 15, 2013) at Christ the King Church, Vilakkannur, a parish in Kerala, India. The parish, also part of the Syro-Malabar Archdiocese of Tellicherry, sent the host to Rome for scientific evaluation. In January of 2020, ChurchPOP reported that the Holy Face of Jesus allegedly appeared on a Eucharistic host in India. The Vatican recently approved this Eucharistic miracle in India, 12 years after it occurred.
5	India	Chümoukedima, Nagaland	2024	Blood oozed out from host

Several saints in the Catholic tradition are reported to have borne the stigmata (bodily marks corresponding to Christ’s wounds)Stigmata corresponding to the crucifixion wounds of Jesus Christ
Stigmata in Catholicism, are bodily wounds, scars and pain which appear in locations corresponding to the crucifixion wounds of Jesus Christ: the hands, wrists, feet, near the heart, the head (from the crown of thorns), and back (from carrying the cross and scourging).
Saint Paul does not traditionally hold the stigmata (mystical wounds of Christ) in the same way saints like Francis of Assisi do. Instead, in Galatians 6:17, Paul states, "I bear on my body the marks of Jesus," likely referring to physical scars from persecution—beatings, stoning, and imprisonment—that signify his devotion.

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1 معجزة القربان المقدس المنسوبة الى الطريرك الماروني (إرميا الثاني العمشيتي، 1215)

2 مدينة زحلة "مدينة القربان المقدس" (1825 - حتى الآن).

3 معجزة الإفخارستية المنسوبة للقديس شربل مخلوف (عنايا 1898)..

1 The Eucharistic Miracle associated with Patriarch of the Maronite Church (Jeremiah II al-Amshitti, 1215) In November 1215, during the Fourth Lateran Council in Rome, a Eucharistic miracle occurred involving Maronite Patriarch Jeremiah II Al-Amshiti. While celebrating Mass in old St. Peter’s Basilica in the presence of Pope Innocent III, the consecrated host remained suspended in the air after the Patriarch released it, surrounded by light, affirming the newly defined doctrine of transubstantiation The Fourth Lateran Council (1215) was the official declaration of the true presence of Christ in the Eucharist, confirming that the bread and wine are truly transformed into the body and blood of Christ.
2 The "Eucharistic City" of Zahle (1825 - Present). While traditionally a Melkite Greek Catholic event, this is a profound Eucharistic phenomenon in Lebanon. In 1825, the city of Zahle was spared from a bubonic plague plague following a procession with the Blessed Sacrament, a miraculous intervention that has been commemorated annually for nearly 200 years.
3 The Eucharistic Miracle associated with St. Charbel Makhlouf (Annaya 1898). According to the testimonies documented by Father Hanna Iskandar in his book "Charbel as Witnessed by His Contemporaries," during the last Mass (1898) of the hermit Father Charbel Makhlouf (the saint), the following occurred: After the hermit recited the words of consecration, Rachel, the young daughter of Joseph Saba, saw a beautiful child in the place of the host when the hermit lifted it up. She cried out turning to her aunt: "Look my aunt, how beautiful is this child !". While the hermit was breaking the bread, Rachel was sobbing. Her aunt asked her, "Why are you crying?" She replied, "Don't you see that the hermit is cutting the child in two?"

1 معجزة القربان المقدس المنسوبة الى الطريرك الماروني (إرميا الثاني العمشيتي، 1215) في نوفمبر 1215، خلال انعقاد مجمع لاتران الرابع في روما، حدثت معجزة قربانية منسوبة الى الطريرك إرميا الثاني العمشيتي. فبينما كان الطريرك يحتفل بالقداس في كاتدرائية القديس بطرس القديمة بحضور البابا إنوسنت الثالث، ظل القربان المقدس معلقًا في الهواء بعد أن أطلقه البطريرك، محاطًا بالنور، . وقد أُعجب البابا إنوسنت الثالث بهذا الحدث لدرجة أنه أمر بتصوير المشهد على جدران كاتدرائية القديس بطرس القديمة. " مجمع لاتران الرابع (1215)، كان بمثابة الإعلان الرسمي عن الحضور الحقيقي للمسيح في القربان المقدس، مؤكدًا أن الخبز والخمر يتحولان حقًا إلى جسد المسيح ودمه."
2 مدينة زحلة "مدينة القربان المقدس" (1825 - حتى الآن). على الرغم من أن هذا الحدث تقليديًا خاص بالكاثوليك الملكيين اليونانيين، إلا أنه يُعدّ ظاهرةً إفخارستيةً بالغة الأهمية في لبنان. ففي عام 1825، نُجّيت مدينة زحلة من وباء الطاعون الدبلي بعد موكبٍ للقربان المقدس، وهي معجزةٌ يُحتفل بها سنويًا منذ ما يقارب 200 عام.
3 معجزة الإفخارستية المنسوبة للقديس شربل مخلوف (عنايا 1898).. وفقاً للشهادات التي وثقها الأب حنا إسكندر في كتابه "شربل كما شهد معاصروه". وخلال القداس الاخير (1898) للاب الناسك شربل مخلوف - القديس، حدث: بعد أن تلا الناسك كلام التقديس رأت راحيل إبنة يوسف سابا، وهي فتاة صبيّة، طفلا جميلا مكان القربانة عندما رفعها الناسك، فصاحت بخالتها: "أنظري يا خالتي، كم هو جميل هذا الطفل". وبينما كان الناسك يكسر الخبز، كانت راحيل تنتحب، فسألتها خالتها: "لماذا تبكين؟ فأجابت: "ألا ترين أن الناسك يقسم الطفل إلى نصفين!".

ID	Country	Saints ...	Summary
1	Italy	St. Francis of Assisi	St. Francis of Assisi (1181–1226): The first recorded stigmatic, receiving the wounds in 1224, after a vision on Mount La Verna.
2	Italy	St. Padre Pio of Pietrelcina	St. Padre Pio of Pietrelcina (1887–1968): Bore visible wounds on his hands, feet, and side for over 50 years
3	Italy	St. Catherine of Siena	St. Catherine of Siena (1347–1380): Known for experiencing "invisible stigmata," experiencing the pain without external wounds.
4	Italy	St. Rita of Cascia	St. Rita of Cascia (1381–1457): Known for a wound on her forehead, seen as a thorn from Christ's crown.
5	Portugal/Spain	St. John of God	St. John of God (1495–1550): Known for his charity and reported stigmata, founder of the Order of Charity.
6	Italy	St. Catherine of Ricci	St. Catherine of Ricci (1522–1590): Dominican tertiary who experienced intense mystical experiences and the stigmata.
7	Italy	St. Veronica Giuliani	St. Veronica Giuliani (1660–1727): A Capuchin nun who reported the full stigmata.
8	Italy	St. Gemma Galgani	St. Gemma Galgani (1878–1903): A mystic who reported bearing the stigmata weekly (on her hands and feet).
9	Poland	St. Faustina Kowalska	St. Faustina Kowalska (1905–1938): Reported invisible stigmata as a sign of union with God.
10	France	St. Ansbert of Rouen	St. Ansbert of Rouen (d. 695 AD): Sometimes cited as an early example of a stigmatic. (Bishop of Rouen)
11	Belgium	St. Lutgarde	St. Lutgarde (1182-1246) a Num Cistercian , First Known Woman With the Stigmata.
12	Italy	St. Margaret of Cortona	St. Margaret of Cortona (1247-1297) was a 13th-century Italian Franciscan tertiary, mystic, and renowned penitent who converted after her lover’s murder. After a tumultuous youth, she dedicated her life to severe penance, charity, and caring for the poor in Cortona, founding a hospital and the "[Le Poverelle]" sisters.;
13		St. Gertrude	St. Gertrude (1256-1302), a Benedictine;
14		St. Clare of Montefalco	St. Clare of Montefalco (1268-1308), an Augustinian;
15		St. Lidwine	St. Lidwine (1380-1433);
16		St. Frances of Rome	St. Frances of Rome (1384-1440);
17		St. Colette	St. Colette (1380-1447), Franciscan;
18		St. Catherine of Genoa	St. Catherine of Genoa (1447-1510), Franciscan tertiary;
19		St. Mary Magdalene de Pazzi	St. Mary Magdalene de Pazzi (1566–1607): Carmelite nun.
20		St. Mary Frances of the Five Wounds	St. Mary Frances of the Five Wounds (1715-91), Franciscan tertiary.
21		Bl. Angela of Foligno	Bl. Angela of Foligno (d. 1309), Franciscan tertiary;
22		Bl. Lucy of Narni	Bl. Lucy of Narni (1476–1547): Dominican tertiary.
23		Bl. Baptista Varani	Bl. Baptista Varani (1458-1524), Poor Clare;
24		Bl. Catherine of Racconigi	Bl. Catherine of Racconigi (1486-1547), Dominican;
25		Bl. Osanna of Mantua	Bl. Osanna of Mantua (1499-1505): Dominican tertiary
26		Bl. Mary Anne of Jesus	Bl. Mary Anne of Jesus (1557-1620), Franciscan tertiary;
27		Bl. Marie de l'Incarnation	Bl. Marie de l'Incarnation (1566-1618): Carmelite
28		Bl. Carlo of Sezze	Bl. Carlo of Sezze (d. 1670), Franciscan;
29		Bl Margaret Mary Alacoque	Bl Margaret Mary Alacoque (1647-90), Visitandine (who had only the crown of thorns);
30		Bl. Anne Catherine Emmerich	Bl. Anne Catherine Emmerich (1774-1824): Augustinian nun
31		Bl Elena Aiello	Bl Elena Aiello
32		Elizabeth Canori Mora	Elizabeth Canori Mora (1774-1825), Trinitarian tertiary;
33		Marie de Moerl	Marie de Moerl (1812-68), Franciscan tertiaries
34		Louise Lateau	Louise Lateau (1850-83), Franciscan tertiaries.
35		Marcelline Pauper	Marcelline Pauper, member of the Sisters of Charity of Nevers
36		Marie Rose Ferron	Marie Rose Ferron (1902-1936)
37		Therese Neumann	Therese Neumann (1898-1962)
38		Anna Maria Taïgi	Anna Maria Taïgi (1769-1837);
39		Maria Dominica Lazzari	Maria Dominica Lazzari (1815-48);
40		Maria Esperanza de Bianchini	Maria Esperanza de Bianchini