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Diocese of Cremona to host Eucharistic Miracles exhibit
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The parish church in Sospiro is hosting an international exhibition titled "Eucharistic Miracles in the World." The display, which was created by Blessed Carlo Acutis, will remain open to visitors until Sunday, November 29.
The exhibition uses historical descriptions and a collection of photographs to present approximately 136 Eucharistic miracles recognized by the Church. These events occurred over several centuries in various countries.
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- Official source@diocesicremonaA Sospiro la mostra di san Carlo Acutis sui Miracoli eucaristici
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