Here's something I received in my email today:
Web Page Features Miracles of Yesterday and Today
British Initiative Coincides With TV Production
LONDON, AUG. 23, 2006 (Zenit.org).- The Catholic Agency to Support
Evangelization has launched a Web page on the miracles from the
time of Jesus as well as from modernity.
CASE launched the page, "Miracles Do Happen," at
http://www.life4seekers.co.uk/aplaceforgodinourworld/Miracles.html.
Started by the bishops of England and Wales in April 2004, CASE
aims to support dioceses, parishes, schools, groups and individuals
in proclaiming the Gospel.
The new Web page was launched to coincide with the broadcast of a
BBC television series called "The Miracles of Jesus," which uses
drama, special photography and computer-generated images to bring
the miracles of Jesus to life.
Monsignor Keith Barltrop, CASE director, is lending his support to
the TV series and has asked Catholics to invite non-Catholic
friends, family members and neighbors to watch the programs.
"Your invitation could change someone's life," he urged. "Pope John
Paul II repeatedly called for Catholics to seek new and dynamic
ways of communicating and celebrating their faith so as to be of
relevance to people living in these times."
The BBC series "has the potential to serve in precisely this way as
a powerful tool of contemporary evangelization," explained
Monsignor Barltrop.
The Web page launched by CASE asks: "Do miracles still happen? Did
they ever happen in the past? Two thousand years ago, many believed
that Jesus Christ performed them. Were they real or just tricks to
astonish the crowds? Intrigued? To help you decide, explore the
following resources."