The Spiritual Meaning of Christ’s Blood Type

Eucharistic miracles along with relics of Christ, show that the same blood type, AB+, was found every time, UCatholic.com (February 7) writes.

As examples, it lists the eucharistic miracle of Lanciano, the Shrouds of Turin and Oviedo, and a 1996 Buenos Aires eucharistic miracle, investigated by Archbishop Bergoglio.

Worldwide, 5.88% of mankind has this blood type, mostly in Bangladesh (17%), Korea (11%) and Japan (10%).

Explaining that AB+ is the universal recipient for blood transfusions UCatholic.com says that therefore “Christ will receive anyone into His heart who is willing.”

Picture: Lanciano, #newsXnwkgmkssa

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GChevalier

Feb 28, 2020

The miracle of Buenos Aires???

Thors Catholic Hammer

Feb 28, 2020

The attempted identification of Christ’s physical blood type is both tenuous and potentially divisive.
It is also slightly blasphemous as it treats Christs blood as some laboratory specimen.

mystic

Feb 28, 2020

I told my priest: I want to know what happened in the tomb of Jesus. I want to know how he was resurrected. I want to know how the shroud of Turin came into being....
The priest answered that it was not for me to know these things, and I had to have faith and that it is tenuous to answer yourself those things. That wanting to know those things offends God.....
But you know. I don;t want a God who gets offended because of the simple reason that I want to know and learn all those things....
I told the priest: Your God is only the good shepherd and for you there it ends.. My God is the Good Shepherd, and that is one of His faces. He is also much much much more than that.

Thors Catholic Hammer

Feb 28, 2020

@mystic
It seems you wish to remove all and any mystery connected to the Christian religion.
Very very odd then you should chose a user name like “mystic”More

@mystic

It seems you wish to remove all and any mystery connected to the Christian religion.
Very very odd then you should chose a user name like “mystic”

mystic

Feb 28, 2020

When you uncover one mystery, you will discover three others. I love mysticism.

Thors Catholic Hammer

Feb 28, 2020

@mystic
If you loved mysticism you would respect the many great mysteries surrounding Christ’s earthly life and death instead of seeking to dispel them.

mystic

Feb 28, 2020

Seeking to explaining them is not seeking to dispelling them.
More confirming them.
It would be like showing that Jesus Christ knew and knows more about science then we do, and probably He knows more then we ever will.

Thors Catholic Hammer

Feb 28, 2020

Christ’s Resurrection from the Dead is both a fact and a mystery.
It can not be explained medically or scientifically.
Indeed it defies and contradicts all known medical and scientific facts.
What matters is it’s relevance for all baptised Christians .

Ultraviolet

Feb 28, 2020

"investigated by Archbishop Bergoglio" ---mayhem ensues in 3...2... 1... :D