Scientific Evidence for Three Eucharistic Miracles - Father Spitzer

On January 2, during the neoconservative conference SEEK 2026 in Columbus, Ohio, students packed a talk by Jesuit Robert Spitzer about three Eucharistic miracles.
Buenos Aires, Argentina (1996)
Fr. Spitzer described how a discarded consecrated host, placed in water to dissolve according to Church protocol, failed to decompose and instead developed tissue with characteristics of human cardiac muscle.
Scientific analysis approved by then-Archbishop Jorge Mario Bergoglio identified the tissue as heart muscle from the left ventricle containing living white blood cells.
Subsequent blind testing by forensic pathologist Dr. Frederick Zugibe confirmed the findings, which Spitzer said were scientifically inexplicable.
Tixtla, Mexico (2006)
In Tixtla, a consecrated host was reported to bleed during Mass. Investigations found living human cardiac tissue embedded in the host, producing fresh blood and displaying active immune responses.
Fr. Spitzer noted that follow-up examinations years later …More