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1264 AD

Miracle of Orvieto

Orvieto, Italy

Blood Type: Not testedBlood on corporal cloth (same event as Bolsena)

The Miracle

The Cathedral of Orvieto was built to house the bloodstained corporal from the Miracle of Bolsena. The relic is displayed annually during the Feast of Corpus Christi in a magnificent golden reliquary. The cathedral's facade features stunning reliefs depicting the miracle, making it one of the most important Eucharistic shrines in the world.

Scientific Findings

The corporal has been examined multiple times. The linen cloth shows clear bloodstains that have been confirmed to contain hemoglobin. The pattern of staining is consistent with blood flowing from a central point (where the Host would have been placed). The relic has been continuously preserved under controlled conditions within the cathedral reliquary.

Location

Orvieto, Italy

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Pilgrim ExperienceVisited March 2023

My visit to Miracle of Orvieto

I brought my teenage children to see the Miracle of Orvieto miracle in Orvieto. They were skeptical at first, but seeing the actual evidence and reading the scientific reports changed their perspective. We had a wonderful family discussion afterward.

February 3, 2026

Pilgrim ExperienceVisited March 2025

My visit to Miracle of Orvieto

My visit to the Miracle of Orvieto miracle site in Orvieto was part of a larger pilgrimage through Italy. Of all the places I visited, this one left the deepest impression. The evidence is right there, preserved for anyone willing to look.

September 30, 2025

Pilgrim ExperienceVisited January 2024

My visit to Miracle of Orvieto

The Eucharistic miracle of Miracle of Orvieto in Orvieto is one of those things you have to see in person to fully appreciate. Photos do not capture the feeling of standing before something that science cannot explain. I prayed the rosary there and felt deeply grateful.

February 12, 2025