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So, is it safe to say that you think these “miracles” are fake? Could the RCC be in on it?

You say unsubstantiated miracles but these “miracles” have supposedly been thoroughly investigated and examined in labs and confirmed that there’s no secular answer for them.

I don’t think anyone believes that all devout Catholics experience miracles.

My dad was a Catholic his entire life and passed from pancreatic cancer at 64.

Maybe. Kind of……

IF they are real why does this only happen in the RCC and not Lutheran?

When I was Catholic we had a Eucharistic Miracles display set up at my church, documenting some or all of them and the stories behind them. Some of them sounded plausible to me, while some were so outlandish.

I just received a Catholic magazine in the mail today that talks about the Eucharist and to some degree, Eucharistic Miracles. As a LCMS convert I must admit that the miracles make me question my choice in converting. The article mentions the miracles of Sokolka, Poland; Lanciano, Italy; as well...

Agreed

Thanks for sharing!

No

I think my church believes the latter.

One just said that Luther was paranoid and a lunatic.

I don’t know what they do with the extra wine, I think that they may drink it or, as you said, pour it in a special basin. I wasn’t talking about that wine I was talking about what’s left on the sides of the disposable cups after drinking the blood/wine.

The Catholic people on another forum are being kind of rude. It’s the same old arguments about theirs being the first Church Christ started etc.

I don’t know if we’ve advertised but twice we had (good) activities that were televised on the news.

Agreed

Are you pro life?

Yeah that’s the thing. Pro choice people are saying that they should be able to do what they want with their bodies but the fetus isn’t the mother’s body, it’s a separate individual.

I don’t think we’ve done any advertising but we got in the newspaper one year for Flowering of the Cross and another year for a walk for offering hope for those with addictions.