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Eucharistic miracles

St. Carlo Acutis built an exhibit on the Eucharistic miracles of the world. We use its list as our master list. Each entry below links to its exhibit panel.

Sites with a visitor page

These pages cover places where the relic or the site can be visited, and where we found the shrine's or the diocese's own account.

  1. Italy · 1263-1264

    Eucharistic Miracle of Bolsena (relic in Orvieto)

    The corporal, the linen cloth from the miracle, is kept in the Cappella del Corporale of Orvieto Cathedral.

  2. Italy · 1730

    Eucharistic Miracle of Siena

    The Basilica of San Francesco keeps 223 consecrated hosts from 1730, which the Archdiocese of Siena says remain intact.

  3. Portugal · 13th century

    Holy Miracle of Santarém

    The parish church of Santo Estêvão is now the Sanctuary of the Holy Miracle.

  4. Poland · 2008

    Eucharistic Event of Sokółka

    The parish of St. Anthony in Sokółka is now the Sanctuary of the Most Holy Sacrament.

  5. Poland · 2013

    Eucharistic Miracle of Legnica

    The relic is displayed for veneration at the Sanctuary of St. Hyacinth (św. Jacek) in Legnica.

  6. Italy · 8th century

    Eucharistic Miracle of Lanciano

    Since 1902 the relics have been kept in the marble altar at the center of the sanctuary of the Church of San Francesco in Lanciano.

Recognized cures at Lourdes

The Church has recognized 72 cures at Lourdes as miraculous. Checked October 19, 2026.

The 71st was the cure of John Traynor, proclaimed by the Archbishop of Liverpool on December 8, 2024. The 72nd was the cure of Antonia (Antonietta) Raco, proclaimed by the Bishop of Tursi-Lagonegro on April 16, 2025.

The first listed is the cure of Catherine Latapie, recognized on January 18, 1862.

Antonia Raco, 72nd Lourdes miracle, Sanctuary of Lourdes · John Traynor, 71st miracle at Lourdes, Sanctuary of Lourdes · Vatican News, April 2025 · Our Lourdes page

The full exhibit list

108 places, listed as the exhibit names them. We have not checked the Church recognition of each one, so we make no claim about it here. Follow the panel for its account.

Argentina (1)

Austria (3)

Belgium (7)

Colombia (1)

Croatia (1)

Egypt (2)

France (12)

Germany (9)

India (1)

Italy (32)

Martinique (1)

Mexico (1)

Netherlands (8)

Peru (1)

Poland (5)

Portugal (1)

Réunion (1)

Spain (19)

Switzerland (1)

Venezuela (1)

Saints and mystics (25)

Miraculous communions (20)

Sources

  1. The Eucharistic Miracles of the World, exhibit by St. Carlo Acutis miracolieucaristici.org
  2. lourdes-france.com en/antonietta-raco-72nd-lourdes-miracle
  3. lourdes-france.com en/john-traynor-71st-miracle-at-lourdes
  4. Vatican News vaticannews.va
  5. Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes lourdes-france.org

Checked October 19, 2026.

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