Articles related to "Bilocation"

Captain Kirk's "Beam me up, Scottie!" has a history of precedents and looks towards quantum physics for possible explanation.

Bilocation has been reported in the lives of many saints by many credible sources throughout time.

Popular Catholic Saint, Padre Pio, is credited not only with miraculous healing, but a whole array of psychic power.

Some saints who experienced levitation explained that they also felt a rapture at the same time as they were lifted off the ground.

Although the multiplication of food in the Gospels is well known, it is a lesser known mystery that many Catholic saints were able to produce similar miracles.

Unusual speed, unlikely vehicles, arriving at destinations without being aware that travel has occurred are all hallmarks of miraculous transport miracles.

Prophecy in the lives of the Catholic Saints was usually related on a personal level regarding the lives of individual people, rather than world events.

Catholic Saints with the Gift of Tongues were able to speak in their native tongue to crowds of people from many countries - all of whom understood them.

Saints who bore the Stigmata had wounds in their feet, hands and side - corresponding to the wounds of Christ on the Cross.

Many of the saint's bodies after death remained intact and did not decay according to natural law.

Holy Saints who emitted the Odors of Sanctity are said to have emitted the aroma of virtue.

Uneducated saints were able to explain deep mysteries of the Catholic faith and this is called mystical knowledge.

Many Catholic Saints had the ability to become invisible to perform works of charity or to engage in private prayer when the crowds would not leave.

Not as well known to Catholics as some other miraculous events, the Transverberation is a spiritual wounding of the heart.

There have been documented cases of apparitions that are the identical twin of a living person. Catherine the Great had one. They also are a part of folklore.

So many miracles were attributed to St. Francis of Assisi both before and after his death, that volumes have been compiled to contain them.

Many 'Doctors of the Church' were considered to have been given special graces by God which allowed them to understand God in a special way.

The title of 'Doctor of the Church' has been given to only 33 of the greatest writers on Catholic Doctrine in the history of the church.

The Patron Saint of Priests who barely made it through the seminary!

One of the jobs of the 'Doctors of the Church' is to explain to the faithful the place of Jesus and of Mary, His Mother, in Catholic Doctrine.

St Pio, known to his followers as Padre Pio, lived from 1887 to 1968 and bore the wounds of the stigmata for exactly fifty years.

Exopolitics, an emerging reality of extraterrestrial communities, opens man to a new vision of the universe.

Through their devoted and humble lives, Catholic saints offer inspiration and spiritual guidance for believers.