About the booklet: Can faith suspend the laws of biology?
Discover the fascinating story of Floripes Dornelas de Jesús, known as Lola, who defied science by living for six decades without consuming food or water, sustained solely by the Sacred Host.
In this book, science and theology come together to investigate one of Brazil's greatest mystical phenomena.
Through medical reports and the insights of the great saints of the Church, delve into the enigma of a life that became a living miracle.
An essential read for those who seek to strengthen their faith and understand the true power of the Eucharist.
Floripes Dornellas de Jesús (1913-1999) was a Brazilian Roman Catholic mystic. She is now a Servant of God after the Dicastery for the Causes of Saints issued the nihil obstat ("nothing against") in November 2005. Her home, known as Recanto Sítio de Lola in Rio Pomba, is a place of pilgrimage, welcoming the faithful from across Brazil on the first Friday and third Sunday of every month for Masses and prayer. The room where Lola lived for over 60 years remains preserved and can be viewed through a glass partition.
The Woman Who Lived 60 Years on the Eucharist was independently published on 3 January 2026.
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