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2005 - Conference Paper's Extracts
The official language of the conference is the Hungarian but some lectures are available in English language too.
Lectures are available by clicking on its title or the language code.
Ctirad Pospíil: Miracles from the Glasses of Theology
Rev.Dr. Deák, István: Miracles
Br. John Frampton OFM Cap.:
Katharine: A Modern Day Miracle
Katharine was born with a heart defect and was not expected to live past three
months. Her parents tried to bargain with God, offer a promise or sacrifice that
could have been made in exchange for Katharines recovery and well being. Yet,
there was no cure! But their hope and love were astonishing; a hope that enabled
one little child to defy the odds and live well beyond the pre-supposed three months!
With tubes in her nose and a skin colour that was a constant reminder of her suffering,
she was always eager to smile for any audience. Katharine suffered and smiled! She
lived because she was and knew love! What greater healing is there? The day
Katharine died I knew that my God is a loving God and I firmly believe that
every life has intention, despite age.
Rev.Dr. Juhász, László SJ: Faith and Miracle
Dr. Mester, B. Fiore: Meeting with Miracles in Everyday Life
Rev.Dr. Murray Watson:
The Powers at Work in Him
Paksy, Máté: Miracles, Paradoxes and the Human-created Right
Radomír Malý: The Miracle is the Gravedigger of the Worldly Passions
Rev. Simándi Ágnes M.Div.: Miracles based on dogmatics
Vad, Erzsébet: The Miracle of Yesterday is the Everyday Reality of Today
Varga, Győző: Ideas about the Miracles
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