On the Road to Emmaus w/ Bishop Boyea | Week 15 | "The Jackson Eucharistic Miracle" | Sep 24 to 30

Do you believe in miracles? As you may or may not know, there are countless claims of Eucharistic miracles across the globe stretching back over many centuries. There is also one closer to home, however, and of a more recent vintage. The year was 2011. The place was Saint John School in Jackson, Michigan.

Those who were there that day all seem to be firm in their recollection of what they saw: An image of Our Lord Jesus Christ manifested on the sacred host exposed in the monstrance during Eucharistic Adoration.

What follows in this week's On the Road to Emmaus with Bishop Boyea is a short film recounting the story of that day.

Before watching it, one footnote: claims of a miracle does not a miracle make BUT there’s certainly no disputing the sincerity of those who were present at Saint John School on that memorable morning 12 years ago.

Significantly, none of their claims contradict the teachings of the Church regarding the Eucharist. Quite the opposite. Here’s their story. Enjoy!