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The Miracle of Lanciano physically transformed bread and wine into flesh and blood

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REFUTED

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Scientific analyses of alleged Eucharistic miracles have found no physical evidence of human blood or tissue transformation, attributing observed discoloration to natural microbial and fungal contamination.

Evidence against · 3

The relics of Jesus and Eucharistic miracles: scientific analysis of shared AB blood type

2024 · cited by 4

Paper 2 notes that shared AB blood types found on various religious relics and Eucharistic claims can be explained by common bacterial antigens rather than unique human blood profiles.

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Scientific Analysis of Eucharistic Miracles: Importance of a Standardization in Evaluation

2024 · cited by 1

Paper 6 demonstrates that bleeding host phenomena can be replicated experimentally using ordinary unconsecrated wafers and biological contaminants rather than miraculous transformation.

Methodology for the analysis of biological impurities associated with peri-eucharistic phenomena

2025 · cited by 1

Paper 7 finds no actual proof of human blood or tissue in evaluated Eucharistic phenomena, attributing discoloration to microbial and fungal pigments.

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first checked31 Jul 2026

judged → REFUTED · 431 Jul 2026

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