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Arizona_Mike
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There are some amazing documented accounts of the miracles used to advance the canonization of the saints. These have been extensively reviewed and documented by experts in the medical field and theologians, and have been accepted by the Church as sufficient evidence for canonization as a saint.
As I understand the process, cures that may be miraculous are not considered if they could possibly be the result of spontaneous remission or a psychosomatic cure, so cures from mental conditions, addictions, blindness, paralysis, etc., are not considered for the cause of a saint, even if they could still be considered miracles. They must be cures that cannot be accounted for with our current understanding of science.
Does anyone know of a website or source that identifies which miracles have been documented for each modern saint?
As I understand the process, cures that may be miraculous are not considered if they could possibly be the result of spontaneous remission or a psychosomatic cure, so cures from mental conditions, addictions, blindness, paralysis, etc., are not considered for the cause of a saint, even if they could still be considered miracles. They must be cures that cannot be accounted for with our current understanding of science.
Does anyone know of a website or source that identifies which miracles have been documented for each modern saint?