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Eucharistic Miracles Exhibition

The Eucharistic Miracles Exhibition was displayed at St Monica’s College in Cairns from 10 to 12 July 2026, presenting more than 130 accounts of reported Eucharistic miracles compiled by Carlo Acutis, together with a relic associated with him.

Date
Jul 10-12, 2026
AU
Eucharistic Miracles Exhibition
Date
Jul 10-12, 2026
Location
Cairns
Religious Exhibition Catholicism Eucharist

Event summary

Highlights

  • More than 130 reported Eucharistic miracle accounts
  • Collection compiled by Carlo Acutis
  • Relic associated with Carlo Acutis on display
  • Three-day presentation at St Monica’s College
The Eucharistic Miracles Exhibition ran from 10 to 12 July 2026 at St Monica’s College in Cairns. It presented more than 130 historical accounts from around the world in which bread and wine used during Catholic Mass were believed to have shown unusual physical signs.

The collection was compiled by Italian teenager Carlo Acutis in the early 2000s as a digital catalogue intended to make the accounts accessible to a wider audience. Visitors could also view a relic associated with Acutis.

After the Cairns presentation, the exhibition was scheduled to travel to Mother of Good Counsel Church in Innisfail on 13 July and St Joseph’s Parish Church in Atherton on 14 July.

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St Monica’s College
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