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Re: Regarding the Alleged Euchristic Miracle at Sokolka
« Reply #35 on: May 20, 2019, 04:20:50 PM »
So if some Anglican preacher claims there was a Eucharistic miracle (before the "miracle" is confirmed by the Anglican church, never mind the Catholic church) then we should immediately accept it as a miracle that confirms the validity of the Anglican service?
I'm still skeptical, but if it was your run of the mill Church of England priest (ie. holy orders tainted by the line of Edward VI) I'd *definitively* disbelieve it because I don't see *any way* those priests could be valid, just by sheer logic.  

If you're talking about some Anglican priest who got his orders from Old Catholics (I've heard this is the case for Continuing Anglicans, which I believe would be where that alleged Eucharistic miracle took place) I'm still certainly skeptical, but such orders could be valid without contradicting Leo XIII

Re: Regarding the Alleged Euchristic Miracle at Sokolka
« Reply #36 on: May 21, 2019, 10:58:43 PM »
In Plano, Texas, there was a Russian Orthodox monastery run by the ex-Catholic priest, Father Greene who later committed ѕυιcιdє.

He faked a myrrh-bearing icon of the Blessed Virgin Mary to draw boys into his monastery where he would molest them.

Beware of the miraculous.
So also said St John of the Cross


Re: Regarding the Alleged Euchristic Miracle at Sokolka
« Reply #37 on: May 21, 2019, 11:04:28 PM »
So if some Anglican preacher claims there was a Eucharistic miracle (before the "miracle" is confirmed by the Anglican church, never mind the Catholic church) then we should immediately accept it as a miracle that confirms the validity of the Anglican service?
You do not have to believe in any of these 'miracles.' 

Re: Regarding the Alleged Euchristic Miracle at Sokolka
« Reply #38 on: June 03, 2019, 03:57:49 PM »
Inquiring minds want to know:
http://www.therealpresence.org/eucharst/mir/english_pdf/Sokolka1.pdf

On January 7, 2009, the sample of the Host was taken and examined independently by two professionals in histopathology at the University of Medicine of Białystok. They issued a common declaration which states: ‘The sample sent for evaluation looks like myocar-dial tissue. In our opinion, of all the tissues of living organisms this is the one that resembles it the most.’5. The Commission has noted that the analyzed Host is the same one that has been moved from the sacristy to the tabernacle in the chapel of the rectory.

Re: Regarding the Alleged Euchristic Miracle at Sokolka
« Reply #39 on: June 04, 2019, 02:06:11 AM »
The Holy Spirit goes where it wills, not where we tell it.  
All your posts show  no need for applying the gift of the discernment of the spirit.
Extract from passage of Fr. John Hardon S.J
I might begin by observing that the full rendering of this statement is "Discernment of Spirits", implying a plurality and especially implying a distinction between one kind of spirit and another. We know from both the teaching of the Church and by now our own experience that serving God and following Christ is not all just a straight, easy, smooth path. It involves by its very definition, and Christ went out of His way to impress us, the fact that it involves conflict. The conflict, moreover, is not only with or within ourselves or with the world with human beings outside of us; but also and mainly for our purpose a conflict with the evil spirits. We further know on faith that the evil spirit, while he cannot, and God will never permit him to, coerce our wills, he can surely test or tempt the weaknesses we have. He then can exploit our passions. He can most certainly use other human beings, as he often does, to lead us into temptation.  
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