John, son of Peter, The Miracles of the Church of Coutances

This chapter explores the historical, spiritual, and cultural significance of the miracles connected to the Church of Coutances, highlighting Bishop Geoffrey's transformative contributions. Located on the Cotentin Peninsula in Normandy, the city and its cathedral thrive under Geoffrey's leadership, as he commissions miracle accounts that honor the Virgin Mary and inspire faith. The documented miracles showcase divine acts, including healings, luminous phenomena, and spiritual transformations, often credited to Mary's intercession. John, son of Peter, meticulously compiles these accounts, preserving the church's miraculous history with a focus on authenticity and spiritual purpose. Finally, the chapter emphasizes the interplay between faith, divine power, and human devotion, presenting the miracles as enduring proof of the Church of Coutances' sanctity.