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Eucharistic miracle in Kerala<\/p><\/div>\n

A possible Eucharistic miracle has occurred at the Syro-Malabar Catholic parish of Christ the King in the village of Vilakannur, in the Kannur district of Kerala, India.<\/p>\n

On 15 November, an image of Christ appeared on the Host shortly after consecration at the 7am Mass said by Fr Thomas Pathickal.  The face remains after 9 days.  This occurred a few days after anti-Catholic pamphlets mocking the Eucharist were distributed locally.<\/p>\n

Different reports are conflicting as to whether the Host has been subjected to testing.<\/p>\n

God works in mysterious ways.  This may be real – it looks far more realistic than many of the supposed images I’ve seen pictures of.  If it’s faked or merely a natural phenomenon creating an illusion, then perhaps God is still using the event to counter anti-Catholic propaganda blaspheming the Eucharist.  CS Lewis, whose death’s 50th anniversary occurred two days ago, wrote that there is no need for all miracles given by God to have a solely supernatural origin.<\/p>\n

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