Throughout the history of mankind, there have been many miracles and unexplained phenomena. Rumors of incredible healings, strange events and sacred relics continue to captivate people to this day. Here are some of those cases.
Saint Clelia Barbieri
Clelia Barbieri was born in Italy in 1874. She was one of the founders of the women's monastic organization "Little Sisters of the Virgin Mary of Sorrow" and at the age of 23 was a very influential person. Unfortunately, she died very early from leukemia. However, before her death, Clelia told her followers that she was "going to heaven, but never leaving them."
A year after her death, while singing, the sisters heard the high, strong voice of Clelia merging with their voices. They say that even today you can hear it while reading prayers or singing a church choir.
Michael Crowe heart failure
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At 23, Michael Crowe suffered from a disease called acute myocarditis. His heart was functioning only 10 percent, and this disrupted the work of the whole body. Without transplantation, the man would not have been able to survive. However, the doctors categorically refused to do it, considering the operation too risky.
An hour after the doctors' decision, his blood pressure rose, and a little later, his left atrium began to work on its own. MRI showed that there was not a single scar on the heart. The young man was healthy and was soon discharged from the hospital.
19 year old coma
In 2007, Jan Grziskisi woke up from a 19-year coma to find that Poland was no longer a communist state and that everyone now had mobile phones. But the most amazing thing is that he was able to survive in such a long coma, since the doctors believed that he would not last even a couple of years. Yang believes that this is the merit of his wife, who took care of him all these years and moved his body for several hours a day to avoid bedsores and muscle atrophy.
Miracle in Lanciano
In the 7th century A. D. a monk in the Italian city of Lanciano questioned the doctrine of transubstantiation (the Catholic teaching that the wine and bread of believers are the blood and body of the Lord). Once, after reading the words of transubstantiation to him, wine and bread really turned into blood and meat. He told other monks about this, after which the blood and meat were placed in a special container and preserved. They are still considered a Catholic relic.
Mysterious voice
In 2005, Lynn Jennifer Grossbeck lost control and her car flew off the road and fell into the river. In the back seat was the one and a half year old daughter of a young woman. Lynn died instantly, and the girl was in cold water up to her neck. So the little girl spent 12 hours until four policemen got her out. The men claim that they heard a distant female voice begging for help. It was thanks to this voice that they found and saved the girl.
Church healed of cancer
At the age of 57, Greg Thomas learned that he had terminal cancer. He lost his job and was ready to say goodbye to his family, not hoping to survive. Once he was walking in the forest with a dog and came across an abandoned church. Not knowing how to spend the last months of his life, he decided to restore this church. The man asked the city to provide financial assistance on the condition that he independently rebuild the temple. After the restoration of the church, it turned out that Greg got rid of the disease.