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Why Are Canonizations Such a Big Deal?
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Why Are Canonizations Such a Big Deal?

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Two popes on the altar.  Two other popes—one reigning, one retired—on hand to fête them.  Over a million pilgrims descending on Rome: 1,700 chartered buses in from Poland alone; 58 private planes, 5 trains; and a passenger ship from Barcelona.  We’ve heard the term “Catholic Lollapalooza” before but, is there any doubt that the canonization […]

“Santo Subito!”
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“Santo Subito!”

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The average wait to see him was 13 hours. The line was over 3 miles long. Over 150 cardinals concelebrated, 700 archbishops and bishops were present, and 3,000 priests participated. It was the largest gathering of statesmen in human history. It was the first time an Ecumenical Patriarch of the Orthodox Church had attended a […]

‘Miracle’ Healing of Unborn Baby Moves Pope Paul VI Closer to Sainthood
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‘Miracle’ Healing of Unborn Baby Moves Pope Paul VI Closer to Sainthood

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The extraordinary healing of a baby inside his mother’s womb has been declared medically “unexplainable” by top Vatican doctors, putting Pope Paul VI one step closer to being declared a saint by the Catholic Church. Seventeen years ago, doctors in California offered a woman abortion as the only possible solution for the abnormality detected in […]