Throughout history, many unexplained miracles and phenomena have occurred in the world. Rumors of healings, visions of religious figures, sacred relics doing incredible things still captivate people to this day. Science is unable to explain many of these phenomena, they remain mystic. All this confuses skeptics and astonishes believers. If anything, these stories are worthy of being told.
Saint Clelia Barbieri
Clelia Barbieri was born in Italy in 1874. She helped found a female monastic congregation "Little Sisters of the Virgin Mary of Sorrow" and, at 23, was a very influential person. Unfortunately, she soon died of leukemia. However, before her death, Clelia told her followers: "Be brave, I am going to paradise, but I will always be with you, I will never leave you." A year after her death, while the sisters were singing, a high-pitched voice filled the church, merging with their voices. Since then, her voice has always echoed them in prayers. They say that Clelia's voice can still be heard within the walls of her church.
Martin de Porres
Martin de Porres was a simple man who worked like all the other poor and sick people of Peru. During his lifetime, many miracles were attributed to him: levitation, magical healings and the ability to stay in two places at the same time. For example, in 1956 a cobblestone fell on a man's leg and shattered a bone. He developed gangrene and was diagnosed with hepatitis. The doctors were about to amputate the leg, but one woman prayed over it all night. The next day, when the bandages were removed, the leg was unrecognizable. The amputation was no longer necessary.
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Michael Crowe heart failure
At 23, Michael Crowe suffered from a condition called acute myocarditis. His heart was functioning at only 10 percent, and this was damaging the whole body. A transplant was needed, otherwise he would not survive. However, doctors categorically ruled out the possibility of a transplant, considering it too risky. An hour after the doctors' decision, his blood pressure rose, and a little later the left chamber of his heart began to work on its own. The MRI scan showed that there were no scars on the heart. Now the young man has already been discharged from the hospital and is completely healthy.
19 year old coma
In 2007, Jan Grzebski woke up from a 19-year-old coma to find that Poland was no longer under communist rule and that everyone now had a mobile phone. But the most amazing thing is that he was able to survive such a long coma, because the doctors said that he would not live more than a few years. Jan 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, thanks to which he avoided bedsores.
Miracle in Lanciano
In the 7th century AD, a monk in the Italian town of Lanciano questioned the doctrine of transubstantiation (the Catholic teaching that the wine and bread of believers is the blood and body of the Lord). Once, when he was reading the words of transubstantiation, wine and bread really turned into blood and meat. He told other monks about this, then this blood and meat were placed in a special container and are still a relic of the Catholics.
Mysterious voice
In 2005, Lynn Jennifer Grosbeck lost control and her car fell into the river, flying off the road. In the back seat was the one and a half year old daughter of a young woman. Lynn died instantly, and the girl hung upside down above the icy water, but was still alive. She spent 12 hours like this. Four police officers who arrived at the scene of the accident claim that they heard a distant voice asking for help. When they found the little girl, they rescued her. No one understands how she could have survived such an accident.
Church cures cancer
At 57, Greg Thomas learned that he had terminal cancer. He lost his job and was already ready to say goodbye to his family, not hoping to get out. One day he was walking the dog and came across an abandoned church. Not knowing what to do with himself, he decided to restore this church and asked the city for material assistance in exchange for the fact that he would independently restore the temple. After the church was rebuilt, it turned out that the disease had receded.
Virgin Mary of Guadalupe
The apparitions of the Virgin Mary happened throughout world history, in 1531 she appeared to the Mexican peasant Juan Diego. The Mother of God told him to ask the bishop to build a temple. Diego went to the bishop, but he did not believe him and demanded proof. Then the Virgin Mary told Diego to pick roses on a barren hill and put them in his cloak. Having done so, he took these roses to the bishop, and, unfolding his cloak, he saw there an image of the Virgin. This portrait in excellent condition has survived to this day.
Saint Joseph of Copertino
Saint Joseph of Copertino liked to levitate. They say he defied gravity more than seventy times, he had to restrain himself to stay on earth. Today he is considered the patron saint of aviators.
Imperishable bodies
Catholics and Orthodox Greeks believe that the bodies of some saints do not decay, or that their decay is slowed down by divine intervention. Embalmed or mummified bodies cannot be considered incorruptible, while those who achieve this status are often put on display.
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