From the Church
In December 2017, 19 year-old Arkansas college student Christine McGee was rushed to the hospital by her mother.
Christine had fallen ill with what turned out to be an aneurysm, and it looked like she was going to die. Once at the hospital, Christine fell into a coma and became unresponsive.
Today, Christine is healed. She recently received her Master’s degree from Loyola University in New Orleans, and she can drive and live independently.
Her recovery could be a miracle that progresses the sainthood cause of a Louisiana Creole religious sister, say authorities from the Diocese of Little Rock Arkansas.
While Christine was ill, her mother prayed for the intercession of Venerable Henriette DeLille, asking for healing for her daughter.
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In December 2017, 19 year-old Arkansas college student Christine McGee was rushed to the hospital by her mother.
Christine had fallen ill with what turned out to be an aneurysm, and it looked like she was going to die. Once at the hospital, Christine fell into a coma and became unresponsive.
Today, Christine is healed. She recently received her Master’s degree from Loyola University in New Orleans, and she can drive and live independently.
Her recovery could be a miracle that progresses the sainthood cause of a Louisiana Creole religious sister, say authorities from the Diocese of Little Rock Arkansas.
While Christine was ill, her mother prayed for the intercession of Venerable Henriette DeLille, asking for healing for her daughter.
Read More...
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