List of Eucharistic Miracles

June 21, 2026

As of 2026, there are over 100 Eucharistic Miracles officially recognized by the Vatican.

 
To view Saint Carlo Acutis’ website on the Eucharistic miracles, click on the blue links. For certain miracles, you will have to scroll down to the appropriate miracle.
 

Carlo Acutis Eucharistic Miracles Booklet

 

Books on the Eucharist 

Eucharistic Miracles around the World:

  1. Argentina (Buenos Aires, 1922, 1994, 1996)

  2. Austria (Fiecht, 1310)

  3. Austria (Seefeld, 1384)

  4. Austria (Weiten-Raxendorf, 1411)

  5. Belgium (Bois-Seigneur-Issac, 1405)

  6. Belgium (Bruges, 1203)

  7. Belgium (Brussels, 1370)

  8. Belgium (Herentals, 1412)

  9. Belgium (Herkenrode-Hasselt, 1317)

  10. Belgium (Liège, 1374)

  11. Belgium (Middleburg-Lovanio, 1374)

  12. Colombia (Tumaco, 1906)

  13. Croatia (Ludbreg, 1411)

  14. Egypt (St. Mary of Egypt, 7th Century)

  15. Egypt (Scete, 3rd Century and 5th Century)

  16. France (Avignon, 1433)

  17. France (Blanot, 1331)

  18. France (Bordeaux, 1822)

  19. France (Dijon, 1430)

  20. France (Douai, 1254)

  21. France (Faverney, 1608)

  22. France (La Rochelle, 1461)

  23. France (Neuvy Saint Sepulcre, 1257)

  24. France (Les Ulmes, 1668)

  25. France (Marseille-En-Beauvais, 1533)

  26. France (Paris, 1290)

  27. France (Pressac, 1643)

  28. Germany (Augsburg, 1194)

  29. Germany (Benningen, 1216)

  30. Germany (Bettbrunn, 1125)

  31. Germany (Erding, 1417)

  32. Germany (Kranenburg, 1280)

  33. Germany (Regensburg, 1255)

  34. Germany (Walldürn, 1330)

  35. Germany (Weingarten)

  36. Germany (Wilsnack, 1383)

  37. India (Chirattakonam, 2001)

  38. Martinique (Morne-Rouge, 1902)

  39. Reunion Islands (Saint-André de la Réunion, 1902)

  40. Italy (Alatri, 1228)

  41. Italy (Saint Clare of Assisi, 1240)

  42. Italy (Asti, 1535)

  43. Italy (Bagno di Romagna, 1412)

  44. Italy (Bolsena, 1264)

  45. Italy (Canosio, 1630)

  46. Italy (Cascia, 1330)

  47. Italy (Cava dei Tirreni, 1656)

  48. Italy (Dronero, 1631)

  49. Italy (San Mauro La Bruca, 1969)

  50. Italy (Ferrara, 1171)

  51. Italy (Florence, 1230, 1595)

  52. Italy (Gruaro, Valvasone, 1294)

  53. Italy (Lanciano, 750 A.D.)

  54. Italy (Macerata, 1356)

  55. Italy (Mogoro, 1604)

  56. Italy (Morrovalle, 1560)

  57. Italy (Offida, 1273, 1280)

  58. Italy (Patierno, Naples, 1772)

  59. Italy (Rimini, 1227)

  60. Italy (Rome, 6th Century and 7th Century)

  61. Italy (Rome, 1610)

  62. Italy (Rosano, 1948)

  63. Italy (St. Peter Damian, 11th Century)

  64. Italy (Salzano, 1517)

  65. Italy (Scala, 1732)

  66. Italy (Siena, 1730)

  67. Italy (Trani, 11th Century)

  68. Italy (Turin, 1453)

  69. Italy (Turin, 1640)

  70. Italy (Veroli, 1570)

  71. Italy (Volterra, 1472)

  72. Mexico (Tixtla, 2006)

  73. Holland (Alkmaar, 1429)

  74. Holland (Amsterdam, 1345)

  75. Holland (Bergen, 1421)

  76. Holland (Boxmeer, 1400)

  77. Holland (Boxtel-Hoogstraten, 1380)

  78. Holland (Breda-Niervaart, 1300)

  79. Holland (Meerssen, 1222-1465)

  80. Holland (Stiphout, 1342)

  81. Peru (Eten, 1649)

  82. Poland (Kraków, 1345)

  83. Poland (Głotowo, 1290)

  84. Poland (Legnica, 2013)

  85. Poland (Poznań, 1399)

  86. Poland (Sokółka, 2008)

  87. Portugal (Santarém, 1247)

  88. Spain (Alboraya-Almacéra, 1348)

  89. Spain (Alcalá)

  90. Spain (Alcoy, 1568)

  91. Spain (Caravaca de la Cruz, 1231)

  92. Spain (Cimballa, 1370)

  93. Spain (Daroca, 1239)

  94. Spain (Gerona, 1297)

  95. Spain (Gorkum-El Escorial, 1572)

  96. Spain (Guadalupe, 1420)

  97. Spain (Ivorra, 1010)

  98. Spain (Moncada, 1392)

  99. Spain (Montserrat, 1657)

  100. Spain (O’Cebreiro, 1300)

  101. Spain (Onil, 1824)

  102. Spain (Ponferrada, 1533)

  103. Spain (St. John of the Abbesses, 1251)

  104. Spain (Silla, 1907)

  105. Spain (Valencia)

  106. Spain (Zaragoza, 1427)

  107. Switzerland (Ettiswil, 1447)

  108. Venezuela (Betania, 1991)

Saints, Mystics and the Eucharist

  1. Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque (Sacred Heart of Jesus, 17th Century)

  2. Saint Thomas Aquinas (1224-1274)

  3. Saint Francis of Assisi (13th Century)

  4. Saint Bernard of Chiaravalle (12th Century)

  5. San Giovanni (John) Bosco (1848)

  6. Saint Germaine Cousin (Pibrac, 1589)

  7. Saint Egidio

  8. Saint Stanislaus Kostka (1550-1568)

  9. Saint Fuastina Kowalska (20th Century)

  10. Saint Satyrus (4th Century)

  11. Saint Catherine of Siena (1347-1380)

  12. Blessed Alexandria Maria da Costa (1904-1955)

  13. Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich (1774-1824)

  14. Blessed Mary of the Passion (1866-1912)

  15. Blessed Nicholas Steno (in Danish)

  16. St. Nicholas of Flue (1417)

  17. Servant of God Anne-Louise Lateau (1850)

  18. Servant of God Marthe Robin (1902-1981)

  19. André Frossard (20th Century)

  20. Teresa Neumann (1898-1962)

Our Lady and the Eucharist:

  1. Calanda (Spain, Miguel-Juan Pellicer, 1640)

  2. Fatima (Portugal, The Angel of Peace, 1916)

  3. Guadalupe (Mexico, Juan Diego, 1531)

  4. Lourdes (France, Saint Bernadette, 1888)

  5. Paris (France, Saint Catherine Labouré, 1830)

Miraculous Communions:

  1. Blessed Angela of Foligno

  2. Blessed Emilia Bicchieri

  3. Blessed Imelda Lambertini

  4. Blessed James of Montieri

  5. Blessed Thomas of Cori

  6. Saint Agnes Segni

  7. Saint Bernard

  8. Saint Bonaventure

  9. Saint Clare Montefalco

  10. Saint Frances of Rome

  11. Saint Gerard Magella

  12. Saint Gregory the Great

  13. Saint Jerome

  14. Saint Juliana Falconieri

  15. Saint Lucia Filippini

  16. Saint Maria Francesca of the Five Wounds

  17. Saint Secondo

  18. Saint Teresa of Avila

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