Faith and Eucharistic Miracles: My Lord and My God

Fulton Sheen once said that those who have problems with faith almost always have a problem with the Eucharist. The center of our Catholic faith is Jesus Christ really present in the tabernacles of the world under the appearances of bread and wine. Jesus walked the earth (past tense), but He continues to live among us on the earth (present tense) through His divine presence. That belief is the fundamental reality of our faith

But God never asks for blind or mindless faith. When He walked with the apostles He gave testimony to Himself through His miracles. And throughout the centuries He has continued to do that even down to the present day.

So if you have doubts about the faith, study the Eucharistic miracles. If you have trouble believing that Christ is really present in the host, study the Eucharistic miracles. Look into the eyes of Christ and hear him say, as He did to Thomas, "Do not persist in your unbelief, but believe." What other response can one have to Jesus, but "My Lord and my God!"


Visit the Vatican exhibit: The Eucharistic Miracles of the World

And watch this incredible video presentation by Dr Ricardo Castañón about a recent apparent Eucharistic miracle in Buenos Aires, Argentina:



Dr.Castañón says this about himself: "I was an atheist, but after years of studies on the human brain, Eucharistic miracles, apparitions and seers [I] began to find the relationship between faith and reason." Dr. Castañón gave a presentation at a Faith and Science Conference (from which the clip above is taken). For the full presentation which is approximately an hour long go here.