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Interesting.

I remain skeptical.

Get back to me when you have scientific reports verifying that the

blood and DNA match up with the blood on the Shroud

and

with the blood and DNA Wyatt found sprinkled on the Mercy Seat of the hidden Ark of the Covenant.

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My husband and I were fortunate to see the following exhibition of some 140 Eucharistic Miracles charted and approved by the Catholic Church.

The Eucharistic Miracles of the World

St. Therese of Lisieux ("The Little Flower") -- There Therese expresses the joy she experienced after receiving Holy Communion on that occasion.

"It was a totally heavenly happiness which words cannot express. And what shall our happiness be when we receive Communion in the eternal abode of the King of Heaven? Then we shall see our joy never coming to an end; there will no longer be the sadness of departings, and it will be no longer necessary to have some souvenir to dig fervently into the walls sanctified by His divine presence, for His home will be ours for all eternity."

What the Little Flower is saying deserves to be memorized. The Eucharist on earth is both the anticipation and the promise of the heaven where the Christ, who is hidden in the Blessed Sacrament will be seen face to face in the heavenly home where He is awaiting us.

One more quotation from St. Therese should be made. She declares, without reservation, that

“The best means to reach perfection is through receiving Holy Communion frequently. Experience sufficiently proves it in those who practice it.”

In other words, receiving our Lord in the Eucharist here on earth is the surest guarantee of joining Him in that everlasting home where He is waiting for us. --Father John A. Hardon on St. Therese of Lisieux