Eucharistic Miracles of the World

About the Exhibit

This Vatican-approved international exhibit was designed and created by Venerable Carlo Acutis. Venerable Carlo, an Italian teenager, was an avid an artist, cartoonist, and computer enthusiast. He created the art for the panels before his death from leukemia at age 15. His goal was to help bring others closer to Jesus through awareness of the mystery of the Eucharist. 

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Siouxland Catholic Radio offers this display to promote Eucharistic Adoration, increase awareness of the Real Presence of our Lord in the Eucharist, and further evangelization, at no charge. A free-will donation is appreciated to maintain the exhibit. 

 

The exhibit features seventy-one (71) different panels broken down into nine different categories (click here). Some panels may reflect multiple categories, the host (glows, moves, survives), healing, conversion, and/or a miracle displayed:

• Our Lady of The Eucharist - 7 panels, 5 primary miracles

• Children - 4 panels, 6 primary miracles

• Animals - 6 panels and primary miracles

• Angels, Saints, and Feasts - 7 panels, 8 primary miracles

• Apparitions - 6 panels and primary miracles

• Disasters - 7 panels and primary miracles

• Flesh and Blood - 10 panels and 8 primary miracles

• Science - 13 panels and 6 primary miracles

• Theft and Desecration - 10 panels and 9 primary miracles

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How can you learn more and/or reserve the exhibit?  Contact Ann Reed or Tony Michaels via email or call 712-224-5342. 

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What is a Eucharistic Miracle?

Eucharistic miracles consist of unexplainable phenomena occurring after transubstantiation, such as a host visibly transforming into human tissue, a host surviving fire, a host bleeding, or the Eucharist alone providing sustenance to a human being for a prolonged period of time.

 

To be considered a Eucharistic miracle, the event is investigated by a special task force before deciding whether it is worthy of belief. Secular sources are often used to investigate and confirm the miracle. Belief in approved miracles is not mandated by the Catholic Church but can reassure believers of God’s presence in our world.  

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The Display

Each panel tells the story of one or more Eucharistic miracles and is accompanied by photos and artwork. The panels were selected from 152 recognized accounts from as early as the third century. All the miracles displayed in this exhibition have been recognized by their local bishops. The exhibit is presented in the United States by the Real Presence Eucharistic Education and Adoration Society.

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The banners are available for download in various languages by clicking here. 

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Downloadable Materials

Click here for a variety of downloadable resources including a Novena of the Venerable Carlo Acutis, prayer cards, and more. These resources are available in multiple languages and can be printed in-house. 

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