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Laura Lizcano
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Alejandro Botero

Isabela Mendez

Laura Lizcano

Sebastian Leyton

The Middle Ages are considered to be the period of time from the 13th to the 14th century of the Christian era. Like all historical times, it had moments of splendor and moments of darkness. Numerous legends were born then, populated with popular beliefs and devotions, but tovadores, minstrels and poets also flourished, on the sinuous border that is drawn between love and art.

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Back in the 17th century, more specifically in the year 1640, a miraculous event occurred that has transcended to this day.

Its protagonist is none other than Miguel Juan Pellicer, a farmer born in the Aragonese town of Calanda. Well, it is said that in 1637, this young man, at the age of nineteen, suffered an accident with a harvest cart with which he fell to the ground and it ran over his left leg, breaking it spectacularly at the ankle.

After passing through the Valencia hospital, he was transferred to Zaragoza in search of a remedy for his gangrenous leg and given his feverish state.

Once there, he decided to confess and take communion in the Basilica del Pilar, hours before he was to undergo surgery with no more anesthesia than a high-grade alcoholic beverage. This operation involved the amputation of his leg, just below his knee, and the subsequent cauterization of the remaining stump. An operation that, in those years, led almost certainly to death

As was customary, his leg was buried in the hospital cemetery, since at that time it was thought that mutilated parts of the body should be treated in the same way as the whole body, since everything was destined for resurrection. It was the practitioner 'Juan Lorenzo García' who carried out this action.

After this tragedy, Miguel Juan decided to ask the canons of the Basilica del Pilar for permission to ask for alms at the door of the building. Due to their approval, he became a beggar known and helped by all. But besides that, the young man always followed a ritual; which consisted of anointing the terrifying stump of him with the oil from the lamps of the Holy Chapel, as a massage.

After several years, Miguel Juan put an end to that stage of his life and went to live with his parents in Calanda, with his wooden leg and his crutches.

And it was then that on March 29, 1640, the unexpected happened. At night, when the young man was sleeping, the right leg that was missing was suddenly and definitely replanted. He recounted that he had been after noticing "a fragrance and a soft smell never accustomed there" and that it was his mother who discovered such a miracle. Likewise, he verified that it was his own leg and not a growth of the stump. It was verified when verifying that the buried leg was no longer in the cemetery of the city of Zaragoza.

Miguel Juan explained that, just before the miracle, he dreamed that he "was in the Chapel of Our Lady of Pilar in Zaragoza, anointing his right leg with oil from a lamp, as he had used to do when he was there." "; and that just before going to sleep he had been entrusting himself to the Virgen del Pilar.

Due to this great miracle, there were many who investigated and certified it later. Two surgeons, Juan de Rivera and Giusepe Nebot, were the first doctors to rule, in the protagonist's own home, that this extraordinary and implausible event had no scientific explanation. The Archbishop of Zaragoza, Don Pedro de Apaolaza, formally opened the Miracle Investigation Process two months and a week after the event, which he made public. On April 27, 1641, he stated the following:

"We declare that Miguel Juan Pellicer, who is the subject of this
Process, his right leg has been miraculously restored, which
before they had cut him; and that it had not been the work of nature,
but that he has worked prodigiously and miraculously; and what is to be judged
and have, by a miracle, all the conditions that for the
essence of a true miracle must attend...".
The event was disclosed by the Court and Miguel Juan had to appear before King Felipe IV. In the same way, it reached the ears of all of Spain, Italy and the South of France thanks to the Carmelite Fray Jerónimo de San José, who wrote the miracle in Italian in 1641 and Pedro Neurath, who did the same but translated it into Latin and later into Italian. French, German and Dutch. The latter made the story reverberate throughout Europe. Pope Urban VIII himself was personally informed by the Aragonese Jesuit F. Franco in 1642. And the miracle became a landmark of Christianity in Spain.

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