Séc. XIII Germany Verified Forensic Report

The Eucharistic Miracle of Regensburg

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

📍 Regensburg, Germany
📅 1255
🏛️ Carlo Acutis

Highlights

MIRACLES—France Germany panels 11/02/08 10 : 34 Page 2 0 In the Eucharistic miracle of Regensburg, a priest was assailed by doubts concerning the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist during the Holy Mass, At the moment he was elevating the chalice, the wooden crucifix above the tabernacle came to life, and the Lord slowly extended his arms to the priest, took the chalice from his hands and n Holy Thursday, March 25, 1255, a priest of Ratisbonne was taking Holy Viaticum to a dying patient when, upon entering the city, he suddenly found himself before a stream overflowing because of an unexpected storm. To allow the people to pass from one bank to the other, they had placed a simple plank of wood. While crossing it, the priest slipped and dropped the ciborium containing the consecrated Hosts.

As an act of reparation, the priest, the faithful, and the civil authority decided the same day to construct a chapel on the site of the accident. On September 8, 1255, Bishop Albert conse- crated the chapel in honor of the Savior, to which the Blessed Sacrament was carried in solemn procession. From that moment the sanctuary began to be frequented by numerous GERMANY, 1255 A cearacz the oly Mass in the little chapel, wh n e was struck by doubt regarding the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist.

He delayed, therefore, in elevating the chalice and suddenly heard a light noise come from the altar. From the wooden crucifix above the altar, the Lord slowly extended his arms to the priest, took the chalice from his hands and exhibited the Blessed Sacrament for the adoration of the faithful. The priest, repentant, fell to his knees and begged forgiveness for having doubted.

The Lord returned the chalice to him as a sign of pardon. The miraculous crucifix is still preserved to this in pilgrimage.

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