Saturday, October 21, 2006
Man sees Jesus in the Eucharistic Host


Andy Petty was only in the Catholic Eucharist Adoration chapel at the request of his fiance. He had been a member of the Worldwide Church of God, which, for 30 of the 40 years he had been attending, taught that the Catholic Church and the Pope were the antichrist. They also taught that Jesus had short hair, not long hair and a beard.

So, when he looked up at the host (which he still thought of as a "cracker") in the monstrance that day and saw a man with a beard, he literally looked around to see where it was being projected from. He couldn't find any evidence of projection equipment and his fiance said she didn't see "the man with the beard" in the host.

Miraculously, his pastor told him it was a gift from God and encouraged him to convert to Catholicism, which he did. He now attends Eucharist Adoration once a week with his wife.Eucharist Adoration is open to anyone, of any faith.

at October 21, 2006

2 comment(s):

del_button October 22, 2006 at 12:56 AM
PBXVI said...

All I can say is that is Awesome! Eucharistic Adoration is so wonderful, and I have never regretted attending!

del_button October 25, 2006 at 1:07 AM
Anonymous said...

Thanks, Moneybags!

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