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Tuesday, April 12, 2005
Sainthood

I was reading the Newpaper this morning...yes, I read the Newpaper, and came across this a write-up about the Pope getting proclaimed as a Saint.

One of the prerequisites for sainthood is that the candidate should have performed a miracle, usually a physical healing which doctors are at a loss to explain.

I never really thought that there were actual prerequisites to become a saint.

The things that I don't know.

One thing I do know is that, another reason for the existence for doctors, is that they are needed to prove that a miracle has taken place.

"...it really looked quite bad, and it seemed certain that he wouldnt make it...but he pulled through...it could only have been a miracle..."

Yes, it's all God. What man can't accomplish, God can.