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Back your body, Holland and Barrett. Welcome back to another episode of the Catholic Talk

Show. Today we're going to talk about the miracles of Jesus Christ. We're going to show you all the miracles that Christ performed and were recorded in Scripture and we're going to talk about the miracles of Jesus Christ. We're going to show you all the miracles

that Christ performed and recorded in Scripture, and we're going to explain all of them to you.

So getting to know Jesus is getting to know the powerful works that he did then and the powerful

works that he wants to do today. So we're really excited about today's show.

All right. Christ is the miracle worker of miracle workers. The signs that he performed

were wondrous and signs of his divinity. I can only imagine having been a person in that

time and place and hearing about the things that were happening from this preacher from up in

gallery. Like, did you hear? I can only imagine the buzz that was creating, you know? I think, yeah, because this brings up the fact we were having this conversation before we started filming that, like, just thinking like, well, back then, were they just ready to believe anything? Were they just kind of like, oh, yeah, but in a sense, I think there's like a level of, you know, incredulity, you know, that was pretty, was pretty

common there because in a sense like that they're a lot more connected to the reality of pain

and suffering and, and, you know, there was a lot of curtains they can hide behind here. So if you,

if you were, you know, had leprosy, you know, there wasn't like, hey, there's a treatment coming out next week and I'm going to see if it clears this up. If you were crippled, you were crippled. If you were blind for birth, you're like, so in a sense, like that and then the subsequent reactions, which we see in the Gospels, and then the invitation to faith, because in a sense, you're still left with an invitation,

I can still choose to reduce. reactions which we see in the Gospels and then the invitation to faith because in a sense

you're still left with an invitation.

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