Write to the site
This is one person’s work, and it is better for being corrected. If something here is wrong, unclear, unreachable, or yours, the address below reaches a mailbox that is actually read.
Or write from your own mailbox to contact@miraculousmiracles.org. Replies come from a person, usually within a few days — sooner when someone cannot use the site at all.
What to write about
Nothing below is a requirement — it is what tends to be useful.
A correction
A date, a place, a name, a claim that goes further than its source will carry. The catalogue follows a source policy — primary sources where they exist, both sides where a question is genuinely disputed — and it is only as good as the corrections it receives. If you can point to the source you are working from, that helps enormously; if you cannot, write anyway and the checking is ours to do.
Something you could not use
If any part of this site was difficult or impossible for you to use — with a screen reader, by keyboard, at high magnification, or for any other reason — that is treated as a priority rather than a suggestion. Say which page and what happened, and if you are comfortable sharing it, what you were using. If a page is closed to you, we will do our best to get you the content another way while it is being fixed.
An image, or a question of rights
Pictures here are public-domain and Creative Commons works sourced through Wikimedia, and their provenance is recorded on the image sources page. If you hold rights in something and believe it is used in error, write and it will be reviewed promptly — in practice that means taken down first and discussed after, because a picture costs nothing to remove and a great deal to argue about.
Anything else
A question, a suggestion, a shrine whose story belongs in the catalogue, or a note that something simply did not make sense. All of it is read.
What this address is not
It is not a channel for spiritual direction, and it is not a substitute for a priest. It is not medical advice: the cures recorded in this catalogue are presented as historical and ecclesiastical records, and nothing here should delay anyone from seeing a doctor. And this is an independent project — it is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated on behalf of the Holy See, any diocese, parish, or religious order, so a question about the Church’s own teaching is better asked of the Church.
The full versions of all three points live in the Terms of Use, alongside the Privacy Policy and the Accessibility Statement.
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