Eucharistic Miracle ​Stories
​& Activities​

2 New Eucharistic Miracles & Activities as of August 2018:
​Regensburg & Avignon
Jesus uses Eucharistic Miracles to show that His Body and Blood are truly in this sacrament. [1]  He uses these Miracles to help our faith grow stronger, to show love for those who believe, and to remind those who doubt He is really present in the Eucharist.
 
Yet even without miracles, trusting our faith, we recognize Jesus in the Eucharist. 


[1] Summa Theologiae, Third Part (Tertia Pars), Question 76. The way in which Christ is in this sacrament
Eucharistic Miracle: Bordeaux, France 1822

The Story
(Used in The Real Presence with Eucharistic Miracle Stories Plans)
The Activity Directions
The Monstrance
(​Printable for Activity)
Image of Jesus
​(Printable for Activity)
Eucharistic Miracle: Alboraya-Almacera, Spain 1348
Activity 1: Mobile
The Story
(Used in The Real Presence with Eucharistic Miracle Stories Plans)
The Mobile Directions
The Mobile Printable
Activity 2: Acting Story Out
As a narrator reads the Eucharistic Miracle of Alboraya-Almacera, children can act out the story.
Choose one of the three fish masks and make three.
Print and cut out the three Hosts.
Make a priest collar and a ciborium.
Eucharistic Miracle: Regensburg, Germany 1257
New!
​​The Story
(Used in The Real Presence & More Eucharistic Miracle Stories Plans)
New!
​Regensberg Color Sheet

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Eucharistic Miracle: Avignon, France 1433 
New!
​The Story
(Used in The Real Presence& More Eucharistic Miracle Stories Plans)
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New!
Avignon Word Find
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