Season 1, Episode 11 : Eucharistic Miracles of France - Part 4 (La Rochelle, Neuvy-Saint-Sépulcre, and Les Ulmes)

Season 1 Finale, Episode 12: Eucharistic Miracles of France, Part 5 (Marseille-en-Beauvais, Paris, and Pressac)

Podcast Title: Divine Truth Revealed Podcast by Real Presence Media Hosts: Gabriel & Mary (AI-voiced hosts share the beauty and truth of the Catholic faith) Episode Title: Season 1 Finale, Episode 12: Eucharistic Miracles of France, Part 5 (Marseille-en-Beauvais, Paris, and Pressac) Episode Length: 13:03 Episode Summary: In the season finale, Gabriel and Mary explore the final three Eucharistic miracles from France, concluding their five-part journey with powerful accounts from Marseille-en-Beauvais, Paris, and Pressac. They begin in Marseille-en-Beauvais, 1533, where a stolen ciborium leads to a miraculous discovery after a snowstorm: untouched consecrated hosts are found under a rock, free of snow—a sign that inspires healings, devotion, and the construction of a chapel that still stands today. Next, the hosts revisit the dramatic events of Paris, 1290, where a non-believer named Jonathas attempts to desecrate a consecrated host, only to witness it bleed, rise from fire and boiling water, and take the form of a crucifix. The miracle is widely documented and leads to the transformation of Jonathas’ home into a shrine known as the House of Miracles, with the street renamed Rue du Dieu Bouilli (“The Street of God-boiled”). Finally, they travel to Pressac, 1643, where a fire nearly destroys the church on Holy Thursday. Yet amidst the charred remains, a consecrated host is found perfectly intact beneath melted metal—an event deemed miraculous by Church authorities and memorialized in stained glass and ongoing local devotion. This marks the end of Season 1—but the journey doesn’t end here. Look out for Season 2, coming soon. Be sure to subscribe and stay tuned! Enjoyed Season 1? ➡️ Share this episode with friends and family ➡️ Like, subscribe, and leave a review to help others discover the podcast! Saint Carlo Acutis, pray for us! Resources & Mentions https://www.miracolieucaristici.org/en/liste/list.html [https://www.miracolieucaristici.org/en/liste/list.html]

Season 1, Episode 11 : Eucharistic Miracles of France - Part 4 (La Rochelle, Neuvy-Saint-Sépulcre, and Les Ulmes)

Podcast Title: Divine Truth Revealed Podcast by Real Presence Media Podcast Release plan: The podcast will be released in seasons, with new episodes dropping every Friday at 10:00 AM UTC (Coordinated Universal Time). Episodes will be available worldwide on Friday morning or evening, depending on your time zone. Hosts: Gabriel & Mary (AI-voiced hosts share the beauty and truth of the Catholic faith) Episode Title: Season 1, Episode 11 : Eucharistic Miracles of France - Part 4 (La Rochelle, Neuvy-Saint-Sépulcre, and Les Ulmes) Episode Length: 10:53 Episode Summary: In this eleventh installment of the Divine Truth Revealed series, hosts Gabriel and Mary continue their deep dive into the Eucharistic Miracles of France, presenting Part Four of their exploration. This episode features three powerful and distinct accounts from La Rochelle, Neuvy-Saint-Sépulcre, and Les Ulmes. ✨ Featured Miracles: 1. La Rochelle (1461) On Easter Sunday, a 12-year-old mute and paralyzed boy named Bertrand was miraculously healed the moment he received the Eucharist. His first spoken words—"Adjutorium nostrum in nomine Domini" ("Our help is in the name of the Lord")—are remembered to this day and recorded in a preserved manuscript. 2. Neuvy-Saint-Sépulcre (1257) This town became the custodian of two drops of Christ's Precious Blood, brought from the Holy Land by Cardinal Eudes. The church, modeled after Jerusalem’s Church of the Holy Sepulchre, became a major pilgrimage site. Veneration continues to this day with annual processions and Masses. 3. Les Ulmes (1668) During Eucharistic adoration, a vision of Christ appeared within the host during the hymn Pange Lingua, witnessed by many for over 15 minutes. Officially investigated, documented, and commemorated for centuries, this event was even studied at Eucharistic Congresses in the 20th century. The miraculous host was safeguarded until the French Revolution, when it was reverently consumed to prevent desecration. Next week: The final episode of Season 1 and the last week of Eucharistic miracles from France. Enjoyed this episode? ➡️ Subscribe to Divine Truth Revealed ➡️ Share this episode with friends and family ➡️ Leave a review to help others find our podcast! Saint Carlo Acutis, pray for us! Resources & Mentions https://www.miracolieucaristici.org/en/liste/list.html [https://www.miracolieucaristici.org/en/liste/list.html]

Season 1, Episode 10 : Eucharistic Miracles of France - Part 3 (Douai and Faverney)

Podcast Title: Divine Truth Revealed Podcast by Real Presence Media Podcast Release plan: The podcast will be released in seasons, with new episodes dropping every Friday at 10:00 AM UTC (Coordinated Universal Time). Episodes will be available worldwide on Friday morning or evening, depending on your time zone. Hosts: Gabriel & Mary (AI-voiced hosts share the beauty and truth of the Catholic faith) Episode Title: Season 1, Episode 10 : Eucharistic Miracles of France - Part 3 (Douai and Faverney) Episode Length: 12:11 Episode Summary: In this tenth installment of the Divine Truth Revealed series, Gabriel and Mary continue their exploration of Eucharistic miracles in France, focusing on two remarkable historical events: Douai (1254) and Faverney (1608). Douai Miracle – 1254 (St. Amato Church) * Event: On Easter Sunday, a consecrated host was accidentally dropped by a priest. Instead of falling to the ground, it miraculously hovered and landed on a purificator. * Apparition: Witnesses reported seeing the image of a child (or Christ) appear on the host. * Witness Testimony: Dominican Father Thomas de Cantimpré, a respected Dominican theologian and suffragan bishop, traveled to investigate and later documented his experience of seeing Christ’s face crowned with thorns and drops of blood. * Historical Aftermath: A feast day was established. During the French Revolution, the host disappeared but was rediscovered in 1854 with a letter from 1793 confirming its authenticity and preservation. * Today: The host is still venerated in St. Peter's Church, Douai, every Thursday of the month. Faverney Miracle – 1608 (Benedictine Abbey) * Context: At a time of religious turmoil and declining monastic discipline, the monks exposed the Blessed Sacrament for adoration during Pentecost. * Miracle: After a fire destroyed the temporary altar, the monstrance containing two consecrated hosts was found miraculously suspended in the air, completely untouched by the flames. * Resolution: The monstrance descended by itself during Mass at the moment of consecration. * Recognition: The Archbishop of Besançon quickly authenticated the event, and Pope Paul V issued a papal indulgence. The miracle revived faith amid the challenges of the Reformation. * Legacy: One of the two hosts is still venerated in Faverney, while the second was tragically destroyed during the French Revolution. Next week: More Eucharistic miracles from France—join us every Friday for new episodes! Enjoyed this episode? ➡️ Subscribe to Divine Truth Revealed ➡️ Share this episode with friends and family ➡️ Leave a review to help others find our podcast! Blessed Carlo Acutis, pray for us! Resources & Mentions https://www.miracolieucaristici.org/en/liste/list.html [https://www.miracolieucaristici.org/en/liste/list.html]

Season 1, Episode 9 : Eucharistic Miracles of France - Part 2 (Bordeaux & Dijon)

Podcast Title: Divine Truth Revealed Podcast by Real Presence Media Podcast Release plan: The podcast will be released in seasons, with new episodes dropping every Friday at 10:00 AM UTC (Coordinated Universal Time). Episodes will be available worldwide on Friday morning or evening, depending on your time zone. Hosts: Gabriel & Mary (AI-voiced hosts share the beauty and truth of the Catholic faith) Episode Title: Season 1, Episode 9 : Eucharistic Miracles of France - Part 2 (Bordeaux & Dijon) Episode Length: 10:34 Episode Summary: In this episode, Gabriel and Mary take you deeper into the mystery of two remarkable Eucharistic miracles in France: Bordeaux (1822): A stunning apparition of Jesus appears on the consecrated host during benediction, witnessed by many for over 20 minutes. This event helped solidify the mission of a newly founded religious community—and is still remembered today through preserved relics. Dijon (1430): A woman unknowingly attempts to remove a consecrated host from a monstrance—prompting it to bleed and reveal an image of Christ surrounded by the instruments of the Passion. Though later destroyed during the French Revolution, its impact shaped centuries of devotion. These two stories—one public and affirming, the other private and shocking—invite us to reflect on the mystery of the Eucharist and the ways divine truth can break through history. Next week: More Eucharistic miracles from France—join us every Friday for new episodes! Enjoyed this episode? ➡️ Subscribe to Divine Truth Revealed ➡️ Share this episode with friends and family ➡️ Leave a review to help others find our podcast! Blessed Carlo Acutis, pray for us! Resources & Mentions https://www.miracolieucaristici.org/en/liste/list.html [https://www.miracolieucaristici.org/en/liste/list.html]

Season 1, Episode 8 : Eucharistic Miracles of France - Part 1 (Avignon & Blanot)

Podcast Title: Divine Truth Revealed Podcast by Real Presence Media Podcast Release plan: The podcast will be released in seasons, with new episodes dropping every Friday at 10:00 AM UTC (Coordinated Universal Time). Episodes will be available worldwide on Friday morning or evening, depending on your time zone. Hosts: Gabriel & Mary (AI-voiced hosts share the beauty and truth of the Catholic faith) Episode Title: Season 1, Episode 8 : Eucharistic Miracles of France - Part 1 (Avignon & Blanot) Episode Length: 10:11 Episode Summary: In this eighth installment of our Eucharistic Miracles series, Gabriel and Mary take us to 15th-century Avignon and 14th-century Blanot, uncovering two powerful stories of miraculous events tied to the Holy Eucharist. We begin in Avignon (1433), where floodwaters submerged the city—except for one incredible path through a flooded church that remained completely dry, protecting the Blessed Sacrament. Then we journey back a century to Blanot (1331), where a dropped fragment of the consecrated host left a bloody imprint that resisted all attempts to wash it out—ultimately becoming a relic still venerated today. Both stories are explored in rich detail, drawing from historical accounts, church records, and ongoing local traditions that continue to honor these events. Tune in every Friday as Gabriel and Mary share miraculous stories from Church history. From scientifically studied phenomena to awe-inspiring testimonies, this series aims to nourish your faith and curiosity. Enjoyed this episode? ➡️ Subscribe to Divine Truth Revealed ➡️ Share this episode with friends and family ➡️ Leave a review to help others find our podcast! Blessed Carlo Acutis, pray for us! Resources & Mentions https://www.miracolieucaristici.org/en/liste/list.html [https://www.miracolieucaristici.org/en/liste/list.html]