O Milagre Eucarístico de Daroca

O Milagre Eucarístico de Daroca verificou-se pouco antes de uma das numerosas batalhas travadas pelos Espanhóis contra os Mouros, os comandantes cristãos pediram ao padre no campo que celebrasse a Missa, mas poucos minutos depois da consagração, um ataque inimigo improvisado obrigou o padre a suspender a Missa e a esconder as Hóstias consagradas no meio das linhas da celebração. Hóstias anteriormente consagradas, porém, foram encontradas completamente cobertas de Sangue, Ainda hoje é possível venerar os lençóis manchados de sangue. m 1239, as cidades cristãs de Daroca, Teruel e Calatayud (em Aragão) aliaram-se para reconquistar as muralhas do castelo de Chio Luchente. O capelão Don Mateo Martinez, de Daroca, celebrou a Santa Missa antes da primeira batalha, durante a qual tendo consagrado seis Hóstias designadas para a Comunhão para os seis capitães que lideravam as tropas: Don Jiménez Pérez, Don Fernando Sånchez, Don Pedro, Don Raimundo, Don Guillermo e Don inimigo obrigou o capelão a suspender imediatamente a Missa, e enrolar as seis Hóstias consagradas no corporal e escondê-las debaixo de uma pedra.

The enemy troops had been forced back and the commanders begged the priest to be able to receive Communion in thanksgiving for the obtained victory. Don Mateo brought Etoe L/"östöe SPAIN, 1239 Frescos in the Chapel of Santa Hijuela, Carboneras : .14 f' relíquia of one of the two blood-stained corporals preserved inthe church of Daroca them to the place where he had hidden the corporal and they found the Hosts drenched in Blood. The commanders interpreted this event as a great sign of predilection on the part of God and of good auspices.

Receberam a Comunhão e amarraram o cabo ensanguentado a uma lança para fazer um estandarte. Assim, trouxeram o estandarte em batalha contra as muralhas e com este estandarte reconquistaram o Castelo de Chio obtendo uma vitória milagrosa. foi atribuído à mira eucarística e.

six commanders went to all the different regions of Spain and each of them began to maintain that the corporal must go into each city. This began an open discus- sion. Three times, the city of Daroca was chosen to be the custodial place of the mira- Carta de Chiva document describing the miracle, preserved at the collegiate church LOS SANCTISSIMOS DELA V DAD DE DAPOCCA ere.- Ancient reproductions of the JT miracle from the 16th Century cle.They arrived at a compromise.

They deci- ded to place the corporal on the back of a mule to be left to wander freely: the city where the mule would stop would be the place chosen by the Divine Will to be custodian of the corpo- ralo The mule traveled for 12 days, walking about 200 miles, until, exhausted. It collapsed in front of the Church of Saint Mark in Daroca. Following this, a church dedicated to Our Lady was constructed along with a pre- cious relicário where, even today, it is possible to venerate the blood-stained corporal.

/Ztros6 eze Panoramic view of the church in Daroca Chapel of Los Corporales Flhe Holy Hijuela (Pall) is one of the corporals of the miracle and is preserved at Carboneras Etoe L/"östöe SPAIN, 1239 Ancient pictures depicting the miracle Chapel where the Santa Hijuela Main altar of the (Pall) is preserved, Carboneras church of Daroca Procession held every year in honor of the miracle of Daroca Santa Maria Basilica, Daroca Interior of the church Wall paintings in the Chapel of Los Corporales describing the miracle