Illinois Family Says Archbishop Fulton Sheen's Intercession Saved Their Baby

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Thanks for sharing this story. It’s nice having an uplifting story like this during these dark times to remind us that there is still good in this world.
 
I see lots of reference here to what ‘doctors expected’ but nothing to say that such an outcome is unknown considered impossible with the normal response of a baby to the treatment given. If it was so impossible why were the doctors treating the baby? I am still looking for a miracle that is actually miraculous, and not just something at the ‘very rare’ range of normal. Say: regrowing an amputated leg. Or a baby coming to life after 61 days, not minutes of being without signs of life. These ‘miracles’ used to create saints are not miraculous at all.
 
The richness of the Church of Jesus Christ -His glorious Saints!!!:):):
 
Hokomai said:
I see lots of reference here to what ‘doctors expected’ but nothing to say that such an outcome is unknown considered impossible with the normal response of a baby to the treatment given. If it was so impossible why were the doctors treating the baby? I am still looking for a miracle that is actually miraculous, and not just something at the ‘very rare’ range of normal. Say: regrowing an amputated leg. Or a baby coming to life after 61 days, not minutes of being without signs of life. These ‘miracles’ used to create saints are not miraculous at all.
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According to the article, the doctors were just about to note the time of death when the baby started breathing. That’s a miracle in itself.
 
jediliz said:
According to the article, the doctors were just about to note the time of death when the baby started breathing. That’s a miracle in itself.
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No, this does not indicate a miracle. “Something unexpected” does not require divine intervention as an explanation. If the baby had been thought dead for a month or so, showing the things you would usually expect, and then came to life, then I might start looking around for a divine explanation. All these ‘miracles’ are really unimpressive.
 
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No, this does not indicate a miracle. “Something unexpected” does not require divine intervention as an explanation. If the baby had been thought dead for a month or so, showing the things you would usually expect, and then came to life, then I might start looking around for a divine explanation. All these ‘miracles’ are really unimpressive.
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You don’t know what a miracle is. And if the baby had been buried and revived after a month, how would they know the baby revived/came back to life? He would have been in the coffin and there would be no way to know that the baby came back to life after a month. That’s farfetched.

Its a miracle that this baby boy came back to life after the doctors were just about to DECLARE TIME OF DEATH. Its called prayer and faith.
 
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