Vatican approved miracles? Does Vatican (or Holy See) publish the miracles it has approved? I'm seeking a list of currently approved miracles (any kind, really, including apparitions, eucharistic miracles and so on). I was, however, unable to find an official source.
This is all I've come up with: Marian Apparitions.
This is not enough:

firstly because it's hard to tell which are Catholic Church approved (and, under Vatican approved tab there are only 15 of them listed [which seems a bit low to me])
secondly, because under different tabs, there's an occasional duplication
thirdly, it's not an official source

Edit:
I am looking for that kind of miracles, that are marked as worthy of belief (&quot;Constat de supernaturalitate&quot;) see here.
There is not a complete list or database of approved Vatican miracles, because miracles (or presumed miracles) are checked and approved for specific reasons. For example, if you search &quot;miracles approved for John Paul II beatification&quot; you'll find some result, or &quot;miracles from Lourdes&quot;.
Miracles are generally announced when a miracle has been accepted by the Holy Father. Many of them at that time are published, but not all. There is no requirement for this in Canon Law.
The bishop of my diocese was member of Congregatio de Causis Sanctorum, and he studied a lot of presumed miraculous healings. Some time ago, I asked him about it. He told me that the &quot;approving-miracle-procedure&quot; is very long and complicated, but it follows 7 rules written by Pope Benedict XIV:

The disease must be serious (not a flu, or a cold, or a simple fever)
The diagnosis must be certified (there must be no doubt that the disease exists)
It must be &quot;organic&quot; (I'm not sure of what it means... I should ask more)
No known therapy can explain the healing
The healing must be instant and unexpected
The healing must be complete
The healing must be definitive

To satisfy that points, the Congragatio asks medical experts who don't know that they are searching for a miracle. See this BBC article for more information.
Since there is no database of Vatican approved miracles, one has to read about the specific miracle approved for each case of beatification and/or canonization. In rare cases the miracle that is approved for a specific case is not published, usually at the request of the recipient, who wish not to be publicly known.