Ever Seen Something Supernatural?

[Krush2k2]

Yea thats it, thanks ironmonk, you Da maN lol
Has that apparition been approved by the vatican? Whats your take on it

[Carson Weber]

[quote name='Laudate_Dominum' date='Mar 26 2004, 03:13 AM'] I know a priest who was saying Mass in a remote chapel in Mexico, and in the middle of the Mass the realized they had forgot to bring any wine. The priest didn't know what to do since it wasn't possible to go back for the wine and they had already started the Liturgy of the Eucharist. So for some reason (probably the Holy Spirit) he just kept going. Anyway, he actually said the words of consecration over an empty chalice, and when he elevated the chalice it miraculously had the Precious Blood in it under the appearance of wine.

I know another priest who was bringing Communion to some people in prison and normally there was one guy that he brought Communion to so he only brought one Host. But for some reason there were like 6 guys who came that day to go to confession and receive Jesus. So he figured he could break the one Host into six pieces but when he took the Host out of the thing there was another underneath it. So he gave that Host to one of the men intending to break up the next Host. But again another was underneath it. This happened until all six men had recieved the Holy Eucharist. [/quote]
Laudate, are you speaking of Father Stan Holland, T.O.R.?

[Carson Weber]

One time I was leaving St. Mary's Catholic Student Center in College Station, Texas at Texas A&M University (where I was working as a front desk receptionist), and before driving off, I walked half a block to grab a smoothie and a Subway sandwich. I then walked back, got into the car, set the sandwich on the passenger seat, and put the smoothie in the drink holder. I pulled out of the parking lot onto the road and came up to a stoplight, where I was waiting for it to turn green so I could make a left turn onto the main drive that runs past the University: University Boulevard, which is about 6 lanes wide. I normally gun it when lights turn green; I'm a race car type of driver. But, for some reason, I was just looking at the Subway sandwich on the passenger seat, and when I looked back at the light, it was already green, so I was a bit late according to my driving standards. And for some odd reason, I didn't gun it, instead, I paused a moment and pulled slowly out, and as I did, a large pickup truck blasted from my left to my right through their red light, while cars were parked going both ways at their red lights while I had my green. If those events concerning my sandwich and my hesitating hadn't happened, I would have had the truck slam into my driver-side door, and I may very well have died b/c it is only a little Chevrolet Cavalier, and I attribute those events to the inspiration and guidance of my guardian angel.

[Joseph]

Something similar happened to my wife......She and I both used to work at night (that's how we met), but anyway...she was driving home early one morning and nodded off. She suddenly awoke to a feeling [i]like someone had shoved her in the shoulder[/i] and realized she was in the other lane with a minivan coming at her. She had enough time to steer out of the way because of that. I like to think that was the hand of her guardian angel. :angel:

[Colleen]

One time when I was a little kid, I was with my mom and my brother at a store. We had been in the store for a while when a man came in and said,

"Did you know someone just hit your car?"

My mom said, no, she didn't. We went outside to go look at it and sure enough, the side mirror had been smashed and the paint was scraped, as if somebody had swiped it with their car.

We looked around for the man who told us about it but he was nowhere to be seen. It was as if he disappeared. I think it was an angel.

[Trying2BFaithful]

When my parents were in the middle of a bankruptcy about 10 years ago, we were about half way through a 9-day novena to St. Jude when my dad pulled his rosary out of his pocket and discovered that it had turned gold. He returned to the bookstore to ask if they sold gold rosaries of that style, which they didn't. He took tarnish remover to the rosary to see if the silver had tarnished...the gold hue could not be removed. He took the rosary to a jeweler...24 karot.

I didn't actually see it turn to gold, but man was that one intense experience for a 6th grader!

[WCC_Catholic]

that is kewl

[Laudate_Dominum]

[quote name='Carson Weber' date='Mar 27 2004, 07:37 PM'] Laudate, are you speaking of Father Stan Holland, T.O.R.? [/quote]
Yep! I hope I got the stories right.
There are other ones but I can't remember.. You must know some of these stories Carson?
God bless.

[Laudate_Dominum]

There is another priest who shared with me an awesome story that happened to him. (This priest isn't from around here Carson, sorry )

Anyway, years ago this priest was sent to Medjugorje (before it was famous) and one night he woke up and everything was on fire, all the trees, everything. He was frantically running around all night with all the terrified people as the pines and the church burned away. They tried to fight the fires but it was too much. Before sundown the fatique of the night was wearing them down and the fires were also beginning to die down a little. So this priest went somewhere and slept. As he was falling asleep he couldn't stop thinking, how could you let this happen Lord? He couldn't understand why the shrine and everything had burned away.. When he woke up the next day everything was totally normal. He said it wasn't a dream, it was totally real, and the other people experienced it too, it wasn't just him.

Edited March 28, 2004 by Laudate_Dominum

[the_rev]

Well, back a few years ago when I was 12 or so, I read a book about this lady who communicates with suffering souls in purgator they ask of her prayers for them. I awoke out of a deep sleep to be guided to the restroom, when I went back to my bedroom, there was a man there, dressed in shabby clothes, and was holding a candle, and said pray for me. Then the next day it happened again but a different person. After I was finished reading that book, it never happened again.

Secondly, Fr. Peter Rookey, is called the miracle priest, because when he prays over people for their intetnions there always granted.

[Carson Weber]

[quote name='Laudate_Dominum' date='Mar 28 2004, 04:15 AM'] There are other ones but I can't remember.. You must know some of these stories Carson? [/quote]
Laudate, yes.. I've been on mission to both Jamaica and Honduras with Fr. Stan Holland, T.O.R. - here's a picture of him, Carol Brown (the director of Evangelization at Franciscan University of Steubenville, and me) - it's an old picture from a while back when I had grown a beard.

[img]http://www.boerne.com/temp/fr_stan2.jpg[/img]

[Laudate_Dominum]

[quote name='Carson Weber' date='Mar 28 2004, 11:42 AM'] Laudate, yes.. I've been on mission to both Jamaica and Honduras with Fr. Stan Holland, T.O.R. - here's a picture of him, Carol Brown (the director of Evangelization at Franciscan University of Steubenville, and me) - it's an old picture from a while back when I had grown a beard.

[img]http://www.boerne.com/temp/fr_stan2.jpg[/img] [/quote]
haha!! ha! That's a great picture!

Carole Brown and Fr. Stan rock!!

And I love the beard, you should grow it again. You look like Fr. Stan's disciple or something.

[Carson Weber]

Anyone else? I want to hear from more people.

[Dave]

Well, as most of you know, I was involved in a car accident a few weeks ago in which my truck flipped several times. I didn't really think about this until just recently, but it was the passenger side of the roof that had caved in, not the driver's side. And yet, considering how, when my truck had flipped toward the driver's side, plus the fact that I flipped about 5 or 6 times, you'd think my side of the roof would have sustained considerable damage, maybe even striking me in the head as it collapsed, probably giving me a serious head injury or killing me. But such was not the case. As it was, the only injuries I sustained were bruises, scrapes, and a couple of burns from the air bag. I have no doubt that Our Lord, Our Lady, and my Guardian Angel were with me. Heck, after my truck came to rest, the first thing I noticed was the crucifix of the rosary from my rearview mirror, which was still in place and hanging down.

[mamalove]

I don't know how miraculous this is, but I thought it was kinda neat: About 10 years ago, around the time of my Confirmation, I had been wearing a necklace with an image of a dove as the charm. Shortly after Confirmation, the chain on my necklace broke. I was trying on some clothes and it had gotten snagged
somehow and I had to take off a link just to get the darn thing unstuck. I place the necklace, dove charm and all, on the dash of my car in a place that it would be safe. Sorry to say I kinda forgot about it for a few weeks. During the middle of a 9 day novena to St. Theresa the Little Flower, I decided to clean out my car. To my surprise, when I picked up the necklace, it was all in one piece. This was a small link chain, and you could see the place where it was put back together. There was a little twist in the chain there becuase that teeny tiny link of the chain was still missing. No body else knew that chain was there in my car, and the only other way that chain could have been fixed was by taking it to a professional, which I didn't do. So, there you go. That's my little miracle. I call it the Holy Spirit using St. Theresa to show his love for me.