Séc. XX Martinique Verified Forensic Report

The Eucharistic Miracle of Morne-Rouge

Historical and scientific documentation from the International Exhibition cataloged by Saint Carlo Acutis

📍 Morne-Rouge, Martinique
📅 1902
🏛️ Carlo Acutis

Highlights

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. k'f(é;,'• erupting lava and ashes. The inhabi- tants of Morne-Rouge, strongly devo- ted to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, imme- diately hurried to their parish church to ask Our Lady of Deliverance to spare their village from ca- tastrophe.

p o e rushed to the confessionals. The parish priest, Fr. Mary, gave a general absolution to all the faithful, distributed Holy Communion, and then exposed the Blessed Sacrament for public adoration. At a certain point, a woman cried out, "The Sacred Heart of Jesus is in the Host !" A large number of people witnessed the apparition of Jesus in the Host, showing His Sacred Heart Etoe L/"östöe and stopped only after the reposition of the Bles- sed Sacrament in the tabernacle.

On May 8th, the village of Morne-Rouge was spared from the vol- cano's devastating fury. Therefore, the local popu- lation had a chance to reconcile themselves with God, receive the sacraments, and so be prepared to die in the state of grace. On August 30th of the same year, a violent eruption of the same volcano destroyed also the village of Morne-Rouge.

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