Eucharistic Miracles by Cruz, Joan Carroll -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Eucharistic Miracles Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Contents Author’s Preface Introduction: The Catholic Teaching on the Holy Eucharist Acknowledgements Glossary Part One: Eucharistic Miracles

1. Lanciano, Italy—8th century 2. Braine, France—1153 3. Ferrara, Italy—1171 4. Augsburg, Germany—1194 5. Alatri, Italy—1228 6. Santarem, Portugal—early 13th century 7. Florence, Italy—1230 and 1595 8. Daroca, Spain—1239 9. Olmütz, Czechoslovakia—1242 10. Regensburg, Germany—1257 11. Bolsena-Orvieto, Italy—1263 12. Paris, France—1274 and 1290 13. Slavonice, Czechoslovakia—1280 14. Offida, Italy—1280 15. Hasselt, Belgium—1317 16. Siena, Italy—1330 and 1730 17. Blanot, France—1331 18. Amsterdam, The Netherlands—1345 19. Macerata, Italy—1356 20. Brussels, Belgium—1370 21. Middleburg-Louvain, Belgium—1374 22. Seefeld, Austria—1384 23. Dijon, France—before 1433 24. Avignon, France—1433 25. Turin, Italy—1453 26. Morrovalle, Italy—1560 27. Alcalá de Henares, Spain—1597 28. Faverney, France—1608 29. Paterno, Italy—1772 30. Bordeaux, France—1822 31. Dubna, Poland (now Dubna, Russia)—1867 32. The Two Miracles of Stich, West Germany—1970 33. More Eucharistic Miracles

Part Two: Eucharistic Phenomena in the Lives of the Saints

34. The Eucharistic Devotion of the Saints 35. Eucharistic Miracles and the Saints 36. Eucharistic Fasts 37. Raptures and Ecstasies 38. Miraculous Receptions of Holy Communion 39. Voices and Visions 40. Tears, Fire and Light 41. Levitation 42. The History of Eucharistic Devotion 43. The Holy Eucharist and Ourselves 44. Spiritual Communion

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