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As someone who has studied eucharistic miracles and compiled a fairly extensive library on them, I am curious to know how much such as Buenos Airies, Sokolka, Legnica, Tixtla etc are known by the general catholic population?
There are nuances to these stories that few people know.
1 They were analysed by several different forensic labs whose day job is criminology
2 They are real human flesh and blood group AB (rare) but yield only mitochondrial (maternal) DNA. Normal DNA is not found. Impossible to fake.
3 The flesh is heart myocardium impossible to remove in a living body, and showing massive evidence of physical trauma.
4 The white cells are proof of life! at the time of sampling despite being in water for years in some cases.
5 The flesh is intimately woven into the bread in a way that would be impossible to fake.
And together they debunk darwins theory who said. "that if any example of life is found that is not from small steps from other life it disproves my theory" These are alive, and went in one step from inert bread to real flesh. Science has no answer.
How many are aware of the details? Im curious to know how much the catholic world knows of the details?
There are nuances to these stories that few people know.
1 They were analysed by several different forensic labs whose day job is criminology
2 They are real human flesh and blood group AB (rare) but yield only mitochondrial (maternal) DNA. Normal DNA is not found. Impossible to fake.
3 The flesh is heart myocardium impossible to remove in a living body, and showing massive evidence of physical trauma.
4 The white cells are proof of life! at the time of sampling despite being in water for years in some cases.
5 The flesh is intimately woven into the bread in a way that would be impossible to fake.
And together they debunk darwins theory who said. "that if any example of life is found that is not from small steps from other life it disproves my theory" These are alive, and went in one step from inert bread to real flesh. Science has no answer.
How many are aware of the details? Im curious to know how much the catholic world knows of the details?