Bordeaux

País
France
Cuándo
1822
Monstrance of the miracle

In the Eucharistic Miracle of Bordeaux, Jesus appeared giving a blessing for more than 20 minutes in the Host exposed for public adoration.

Even today it is possible to visit the Chapel of the Miracle and venerate the precious Relic of the Monstrance of the apparition, which is kept in Martillac, France, in the church of the contemplative community "La Solitude".

Church of St. Eulalia in Bordeaux

The Eucharistic Miracle of Bordeaux is closely connected to the Community founded in 1820 by the Venerable Father Pierre Noaille. The Community is still active today, especially in Asia and Africa.

Mother Rix Boonax, first Mother General of the Community with two little orphans

The marvel occurred twenty months after the foundation of the Community, in their Church of St. Eulalia in Rue Mazarin, Bordeaux. Jesus appeared in the Host immediately after Abbor Delort – who was precisely that day substituting for Fr.

Interior of the church "La Solitude"

Noaille in the liturgical celebrations – gave the benediction with the Blessed Sacrament.

La Solitude, Martillac (France), Monastery of the Holy Family

The great number of faithful present were able to contemplate – for more than twenty minutes – the apparition of the Blessing Jesus, imprinted on the Host exposed for public adoration.

Picture of Père-Bienvenú Noailles, founder of the religious community of the Holy Family – Lady of Lorette

In addition, someone testified to have heard Jesus saying: "I am He who is".

This event was approved by the ecclesiastical authorities, among whom were the Archbishop of Bordeaux – Monsignor D'Aviau – who heard personally the witness of the faithful who attested to the marvel.

Even today it is possible to visit the chapel of the miracle and venerate the precious relic of the monstrance of the apparition.

Fuente Panel de la exposición de S. Carlo Acutis ·

Paneles de la exposición

Panel de la exposición: Bordeaux

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