A miracle in the strong sense of the word:

The events that took place in an “impossible way” are in direct conflict with the laws of nature. As such, they cannot be explained other than by the direct intervention of a “programmer” who, through a direct, externally entered “keyboard command,” affects the running of our “virtual Universe” in a way that is absolutely unacceptable to the Universe itself!

Lourdes
They are probably the most famous contemporary place of miracles and, in a sense, their synonym. Tens of thousands of miracles, of which about 3,000 are very well documented—a three-stage examination of miracles by two commissions of scientists and finally by a church commission. So far, 67 healing have met the criteria for a so-called “undoubted miracle”: The disease must be diagnosed accurately, unequivocally, and professionally before recovery and must be clearly documented.

The diagnosis must be final and definitive (for example, The current state of paralysis is final, and there is no possibility for it to change).
It must be a physical, organic disease. Healing must be immediate and abrupt, without the need for any subsequent gradual recovery. For example, an irreversibly paralyzed person suddenly gets up from a wheelchair and is completely healthy at that moment. It must be healing that clearly contradicts the laws of nature and the laws of development and reactions of the organism and the course of the disease itself. If a patient has undergone any form of treatment for anything, it must be completely ruled out that healing may be the result of, or even supported by, such treatment. Healing must be complete and permanent. Therefore, such a case is always re-investigated one year after the miracle. And, of course, there must be a connection between healing and prayer, and the healed himself must clearly state that he considers “something of a spiritual nature” to be the cause of healing.

Examples:
The first miracle of 67: “Louis Bouriette was born in 1804. In March 1858, he was 54 years old and lived in Lourdes at the time of his recovery. Bouriette, a stonemason, suffered irreversible damage to his right eye during an explosion in a quarry in 1839, in which his brother was killed next to him. The left eye’s visual ability also gradually weakened, after which Bouriette joined the postal express service from Cozenage, where Bernadette Soubirous’ father also worked as his colleague. When he heard of a new spring of water in the cave of Massabiella, which appeared on February 25, 1858, he was fully convinced that he would get help from there. So he asked his granddaughter, who was friends with Bernadette, to bring him some of the water that had washed Bernadette by the Virgin Mary’s order. The next course is reported by a doctor and the first “medical expert” from Lourdes, Dr. Dozous, who recorded Mr. Bourietto’s statements: “As soon as Bernadette dug a spring in the cave country that heals so many sick people, I wanted to get to this water to heal my right eye. When I obtained this water, I prayed to our dear Lady of the Cave and humbly and earnestly asked her to help me, washing my eye with the right hand with the water that came from her spring. In a short time, I washed and washed my right eye several times, and after these washes, I could see as well as I do now. ” Medical opinion: The attending physician, Dr. Dozous, confirmed in his report the irreversible loss of vision of Louis Bouriett’s right eye. Diagnosis: Complete blindness of the right eye due to an explosion injury. Prognosis: No prospects for a cure (infaust quad with valetudinarian). Treatment: Treatment and treatment of injuries. Method of recovery: Sudden, complete, and permanent, medically inexplicable. “