Surprise! This is a spoof site created by Deejay "AlvaFan" Driscoll and Laurel "Sailorhathor" Wilson, and is based on the television series Miracles. Miracles was created by Michael Petroni and Richard Hatem. Sodalitas Quaerito is a fictional entity. Miracles is (c) 2003 Spyglass Entertainment and Touchstone Television.

"Ouija Board: The Mystifying Oracle" is (c) 1972, 1992 Parker Brothers

Site designed by Laurel "Sailorhathor" Wilson, under Deejay "AlvaFan" Driscoll's supervision. None of the edited graphics nor writing on this site should be used without permission or credit. Please do not link directly (hotlink) to any of the photos or graphics on this site. Linking to the site as a whole (www.sodalitasquaerito.com) is appreciated and encouraged. Any ABC promotional pictures of the Miracles characters are free to take.

Individual Writing Credits:

The casefile "Tommy F." is based on the Miracles episode "The Ferguson Syndrome" which was written by Michael Petroni and Richard Hatem. Teleplay by Richard Hatem.

The casefile "Flight Classified" is based on the Miracles episode "The Friendly Skies" which was written by Chris Brancato and Albert J. Salke. Teleplay by David Greenwalt and Richard Hatem.

The casefile "Sherwood N." is based on the Miracles episode "The Patient" which was written by David Greenwalt.

The casefile "Little Miss Lost" is based on the Miracles episode "Little Miss Lost" which was written by Zack Estrin and Chris Levinson.

The casefile "Travis P." is based on the Miracles episode "The Bone Scatterer" which was written by David Graziano.

The casefile "Chad G." is based on the Miracles episode "The Hand of God" which was written by Richard Hatem.

The casefile "Rebecca W." is based on the Miracles episode "You Are My Sunshine" which was written by Christian Taylor.

The casefile "Shadow Ridge" is based on the Miracles episode "The Battle at Shadow Ridge" which was written by David Graziano.

The casefile "Hannah C./Cinda Morgan B." is based on the Miracles episode "Mother's Daughter" which was written by Christian Taylor.

The casefile "Deborah O." is based on the Miracles episode "Saint Debbie" which was written by Richard Hatem.

The casefile "Larry K." is based on the Miracles episode "The Ghost" which was written by Richard Hatem and David Greenwalt.

The casefile "Georgia W. and Edward D." is based on the Miracles episode "The Letter" which was written by Chris Levinson and Zack Estrin.

The casefile "Baby M." is based on the Miracles episode "Paul is Dead" which was written by David Greenwalt.

The casefile "Paul Callan" is based on the Miracles episodes "The Ferguson Syndrome," "The Friendly Skies," "Little Miss Lost," "The Ghost," and "Paul is Dead."

The casefiles "Hemography" and "Pareidolia" are based on the Miracles episode "The Hand of God" written by Richard Hatem and research conducted by Laurel "Sailorhathor" Wilson.

The casefile "Hauntings" is based on research conducted by Laurel "Sailorhathor" Wilson.

The casefile "The Mothman" is based on real events; the film The Mothman Prophecies, written by Richard Hatem; the Miracles episode "Hand of God;" and the original ideas of Laurel "Sailorhathor" Wilson. John Keel is a real person, and the events that took place in Pt. Pleasant detailed in this file actually happened. Mountaineer, Vermont, though, is a fictitious town, as is the Cold Hollow Lodge, and the avalanche that took place there. John Keel has never really met with Alva Keel; this meeting is a work of fiction. The casefile was edited by Deejay "AlvaFan" Driscoll.

The casefile "The Ouija Obsession" is based on an original idea by Deejay "AlvaFan" Driscoll. It was added to and then the casefile written by Laurel "Sailorhathor" Wilson. Editing by Deejay "AlvaFan" Driscoll. Ophelia is a real doll, owned by a member of this website, received for her birthday.

The casefile "The Screaming Skull" is based on a fanfiction written by Laurel "Sailorhathor" Wilson called Where is My Tunnel of Light? It is available for reading here:
Where is My Tunnel of Light?

The casefile "The Cursed Video Tape" is based on a fanfiction cross-over of Laurel "Sailorhathor" Wilson's called She Just Wanted to be Heard, which will be linked from this page once it becomes available. This fanfic crosses Miracles with the Japanese Ringu film series and its American remake, The Ring.
The Ringu series is (c) 1998 The Ring/The Spiral Production Group. It is based on the novels by Koji Suzuki.
The motion picture The Ring is (c) 2002 DreamWorks Pictures.
All other original material is (c) 2003-04 Laurel "Sailorhathor" Wilson.

Images 00, 01, 02, 03, 07, 09, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 30 (the box), 34 (background), 35 (background), 36, 37, 38, 39, 41 (background), and 42 (background) are screencaps from the movie The Ring and its featurette (deleted scenes).
Image 29 is a screencap from the movie Ringu.
Images 34, 35, 41, and 42 contain art by Nancy L.
Images 30, 31, 32, 34, 35, 41, and 42 contain edits done by Laurel "Sailorhathor" Wilson.

The following casefiles were written by Laurel "Sailorhathor" Wilson and edited by Deejay "AlvaFan" Driscoll:
Paul Callan
Hauntings
Hemography
Pareidolia
The Mothman
The Screaming Skull
Tommy F.
Flight Classified
Sherwood N.
Little Miss Lost
Travis P.
Chad G.
Rebecca W.
Shadow Ridge
Hannah C./Cinda Morgan B.
Deborah O.
Larry K.
Georgia W. and Edward D.
Baby M.
The Cursed Video Tape

The following casefiles are coming soon, several based on original ideas by Deejay "AlvaFan" Driscoll:
The Cat Lady's Revenge
The Haunted Toy Store
The Dangerous Eyewear
The Return of an Old Adversary
The Disappearing Hunting Lodge
The Calexico Cross
The Unrelated Identical Twins
The Shifting Staircase
The Monster Under the Bed

None of the artistic material on this site should be used without our permission. Thank you.

This Website is lovingly dedicated to the Creators, Cast, and Crew of Miracles. So long as there are Fans, hope is never lost.

All material is copyrighted to SodalitasQuaerito.com, 2004-2005. All rights reserved. This site is in no way affiliated with Spyglass Entertainment, Touchstone Television, or the ABC Television Network.