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A Vatican decree recognised a healing attributed to Carlo Acutis after a young woman in Costa Rica suffered severe head trauma. Her mother prayed at his tomb in Assisi, and the Vatican later recognised the recovery as a miracle in the cause for canonisation.
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In January 2026, Vatican News reported that Pope Leo XIV approved a decree recognising a miracle attributed to the intercession of Sr Maria Ignazia Isacchi, clearing the way for her beatification.
The Sanctuary of Lourdes says countless testimonies of graces and healings have been reported there, with 72 miracles formally recognised. The medical and Church discernment process is intentionally demanding.
A 2025 report described an unusual event at a Naples church during devotion to St Charbel, where oil used to anoint the faithful was said to have unexpectedly remained plentiful. The report described it as an event many called miraculous; that is different from a formal Church recognition.
The annual celebration at Rome’s Basilica of St Mary Major remembers the ancient tradition of an extraordinary August snowfall connected with the basilica’s foundation. Today the feast is marked with white petals falling through the church.
For centuries, Catholics in Naples have gathered around the relic of St Januarius, whose blood is traditionally observed to liquefy on several occasions each year. The event remains one of Catholicism’s best-known extraordinary traditions.
A healing of an American deacon suffering from a severe spinal condition was accepted as a miracle attributed to John Henry Newman’s intercession and became part of the Church’s formal sainthood process.
Extraordinary claims deserve both openness and care. These labels make it clear what kind of story you are reading.
Miracle stories are not meant to become a search for spectacle. They can be an invitation to hope, gratitude and deeper trust in God.
“You are the God who works wonders.”
Psalm 77:14
Lord, strengthen my faith. Help me notice Your grace in the extraordinary and in the quiet moments of everyday life. Give comfort to those who are suffering, wisdom to those who discern, and hope to every person who is waiting. Amen.