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mysticism. Several times in her dia
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From about 1951 until her death, Ca
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Her love for priests was extraordin
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What phase Becoming Church in a dee
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cludes by pointing out that Our Lad
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One reason for this historically ma
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After more than a decade of this se
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Arise—go! Sell all you possess. G
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Part Two CATHERINE’S CAUSE FOR CA
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for people’s search for guidance.
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to the whole Church. By petitioning
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ceed, and, more importantly, the Ho
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Beware of a Cult One of the tasks o
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a list of witnesses, both favorable
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slightly different insights. Eventu
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as a fascinating adventure of the S
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now the new magna charta for the pr
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Vatican’s Saint-making body. ‘R
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Relics Is it not a very human trait
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tuality shines forth and is a flame
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and life itself,’ through a radic
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Swiftly I run to my Lord with a hea
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We must also be good stewards of ou
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Beginnings at Madonna House Poustin
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And in a personal note to me, Broth
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There are also some personal witnes
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The Glorification of the Saints in
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temporary form, consists of a solem
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5. “That the name of hieromartyr
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Committee on canonization of saints
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divisions do not reach all the way
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also when the ‘miracle signs’ a
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Consequently, the recognition of a
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a reporter for Sign magazine, but h
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etween East and West, a purpose tha
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“Dear Fr. Wild, “I am delighted
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patient. 95% of the time her impati
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At the end of a month I left the wh
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ny. I had found a secluded spot in
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She said that she had visited Cathe
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when we turned her she seemed so st
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Alma and Carol Ann recorded the fol
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nurtured and loved deeply and beaut
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us praise the Lord! Come on, let us
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And in that total abandonment of he
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Endnotes 1. Trans. Joseph Daries, C
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1922-1929 Life of a refugee. In the
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for families, is opened. St. Benedi