Literal or legend: how do Catholics treat non-Biblical miracles?
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The Catholic Church does consider many miracles outside the Bible to be from God - they are literal miracles
Maybe the most notable miracles are the Marian apparitions (ie., appearances of Mary the mother of Jesus to many individuals across the globe)
Check out: Our Lady of Lourdes apparitions, Our Lady of Guadalupe (this miracle was how South America converted to Christianity about 500 years ago), Our lady of Fatima, etc
There are also many healing miracles
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