Eucharistic Miracles in Lanciano, Sokolka, and Tixtla

Where and when did the first Eucharistic miracle ever recorded?

• Lanciano, Italy in 750 AD

• Jerusalem in 33 AD

• Tixtla, Mexico in 2008

• Sokolka, Poland in 2006

What did the priest in Lanciano doubt during Mass?

• If he had enough bread and wine for everyone attending the mass.

• Whether the bread and wine truly became the body and blood of Jesus Christ

• If the congregation was paying attention

• Whether the bread and wine would taste good

What happened to the host and wine during the miracle in Lanciano?

• The host turned into flesh and the wine turned into blood

• They disappeared completely

• Both the host and wine changed into red color but remained as it is.

• The priest turned the host into human being.

How long did the flesh and blood from the Lanciano miracle remain unchanged?

• About 100 years

• Nearly 1300 years

• A few days

• Until 1970

Who was commissioned in 1970 to scientifically examine the flesh and blood from the miracle?

• A group of theologians

• Master Edward Linoli

• Bishop Edward Linoli

• Dr. Edward Linoli

What did Dr. Linoli's report conclude about the flesh and blood miracle in Lanciano?

• The flesh was plant material and the blood was red water

• The flesh was animal tissue and the blood was synthetic

• The flesh was human heart muscle and the blood was human blood type AB

• The samples were too old to identify

What was unique about the five miraculous blood clots found in Lanciano?

• They were all identical in size and weight

• They floated in water

• They changed color daily

• Each was unique in size but all weighed exactly the same amount, 15.85 grams

What did the World Health Organization's scientific commission conclude after their investigation?

• The miracle was a hoax and there was no miracle.

• The flesh was not living tissue, it was just fabricated by the priest in Lanciano

• They found a scientific explanation for the phenomenon

• Science, aware of its limitations, could not explain the phenomenon

What happened during the distribution of Holy Communion at the spiritual retreat in Tixtla?

• The host disappeared.

• A consecrated host began to bleed.

• The host multiplied.

• The host turned into wine.

What previous experience did Dr. Ricardo Gomez have that made him suitable to lead the investigation in the Eucharistic miracle in Tixtla?

• He specialized in ancient religious texts.

• He was a renowned theologian who had undergone investigation of the Eucharistic miracles.

• He was the local bishop.

• He had investigated other Eucharistic miracles in Buenos Aires.