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April 23, 2014

Women recount the stories of healing through intercession of popes

Daughter of Charity Sister Adele Labianca speaks during a press conference at the Vatican April 24 in advance of the canonization of Blesseds John XXIII and John Paul II. At right is Jesuit Father Federico Lombardi, the Vatican spokesman. Sister Labianca gave her eyewitness account of the healing of Sister Caterina Capitani, the nun whose healing in 1966 was accepted as the miracle needed for the beatification of Pope John XXIII.

VATICAN CITY - People said Floribeth Mora Diaz was crazy to think Blessed John Paul II interceded with God to heal her brain aneurysm, but if so, "then it is a blessed craziness, because I'm healthy," she told reporters at the Vatican.

Published in Papal Canonizations