Featuring Michael O’Neill | Wine & Cheese provided followed by Book Sale

Did you know that on some very rare occasions around the world consecrated hosts have manifested flesh and blood as verified by science? “Miracle Hunter” Michael O’Neill will recount his travels around the world to investigate the most famous and well-documented Eucharistic Miracles in Christian history and present the scientific findings that will be revealed in his forthcoming EWTN miniseries “Miracles of the Eucharist”.

This lecture is in support of the National Eucharistic Revival, a three-year initiative (2022-2024) by the U.S. bishops that aims to inspire, educate, and unite the faithful in a more intimate relationship with Jesus in the Eucharist.

Michael O’Neill is an award-winning author, EWTN television and radio host, and creator of the popular miracle-tracking website, MiracleHunter.com. O’Neill, a graduate of Stanford University and member of the Mariological Society of America, has been interviewed about his research numerous times onCatholic and secular media like the History Channel, NatGeo, NBC Today and The Dr. Oz Show. He was the consultant for theNational Geographic magazine cover story and map about the Virgin Mary “The Most Powerful Woman in the World” (December 2015). O’Neill is the author of several books including “Science and the Miraculous” (Tan 2022), “They Might Be Saints” (EWTN Publishing 2021) and the Catholic Media Award-winning “Virgin, Mother, Queen” (Ave Maria Press 2019). On EWTN, he is the radio host of the Gabriel Award-winning weekly (Saturdays 7pm ET) radio program “The Miracle Hunter®”and the television host and executive producer of the weekly (Fridays 5pm ET) docuseries “They Might Be Saints” about the lives and intercessory miracles of future American saints(Wednesdays 9am ET) and the weekly (Saturdays 6pm ET) travel series “Explore with the Miracle Hunter” now with over 50 episodes filmed.