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MEPayne
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I’m not sure if I’m posting int he right thread, but here goes…
Last night I watched a program called “The Abundant Life” on EWTN, and the discussion was of Little Audrey Soto, a supposed “victim soul” who has since died. She apparently sustained a brain injury as a young child and could no longer communicate or function normally. I missed the beginning of the show, but they spoke of Masses being held in a home chapel, hosts bleeding, and miracles occurring. The part that interested me was the fact that the mother and the show’s host were talking as if the church accepted these happenings as fact and were opening a case for sainthood.
So, I went online to try and learn more about this and I can’t find anything. Even Google doesn’t come up with the website mentioned on the show: www.littleaudreysoto.org, nor anything about her in articles or blogs.
Does anyone know about this case? I’m pretty sure it happened in Massachusetts, which also peaked my interest as I am from there originally. What is the church’s current stance on this matter? Has it all been debunked or is there still a case for sainthood?
Thanks in advance for any information you can give me!
God Bless~
Last night I watched a program called “The Abundant Life” on EWTN, and the discussion was of Little Audrey Soto, a supposed “victim soul” who has since died. She apparently sustained a brain injury as a young child and could no longer communicate or function normally. I missed the beginning of the show, but they spoke of Masses being held in a home chapel, hosts bleeding, and miracles occurring. The part that interested me was the fact that the mother and the show’s host were talking as if the church accepted these happenings as fact and were opening a case for sainthood.
So, I went online to try and learn more about this and I can’t find anything. Even Google doesn’t come up with the website mentioned on the show: www.littleaudreysoto.org, nor anything about her in articles or blogs.
Does anyone know about this case? I’m pretty sure it happened in Massachusetts, which also peaked my interest as I am from there originally. What is the church’s current stance on this matter? Has it all been debunked or is there still a case for sainthood?
Thanks in advance for any information you can give me!
God Bless~