There are a great many miracles attributed to Saint Gaspar del Bufalo, most of which were witnessed by many people.
He was remarkable in that he never claimed any special powers for himself, and yet the miracles were ongoing.
Most of the miracles attributed to Saint Gaspar took place during missions, in which there were many witnesses.
We could probably do an entire program on just the miracles for which he was given credit, none of which could be used for his Beatification and Canonization, as only miracles which occurred after he died could be used.
However we would like to relate some of the miracles that were attested to be true by the reliable Missionary Merlini.
In 1818, just a few years after he began preaching missions, he went to the province of Macerata, where Our Lady of Loreto holds court in the Holy House.
During one mission, as Saint Gaspar was preaching,
a fierce thunderstorm threatened to drench the people and cause him to stop preaching. He took a painting of Our Lady, His Lady, and blessed the Heavens with it. Immediately, the storm dissipated, and he was able to continue with his sermon.
At Mergo, a poor woman who was not able to walk, had herself brought to Gaspar’s confessional where she pleaded he cure her. Saint Gaspar told her to go before the painting of St. Francis Xavier, and pray he intercede with the Lord for her cure.
She was cured before she reached the painting.
At Veroli there was a woman who was hemorrhaging for many years, and the doctors had declared her illness incurable.
When she saw Saint Gaspar, she fought her way through the crowd and managed to touch the hem of his cassock. Reminiscent of the woman in the Gospel, she stopped bleeding upon touching the cassock and was healed immediately.
