Thursday, July 13, 2006
Miracle attributed to Venerable Margaret Sinclair?

Church officials are looking into reports that a deceased nun helped a premature baby from Scotland to live after doctors gave up hope for the infant’s life. The baby's family was given permission to place the relic of Venerable Margaret Sinclair in the incubator of the infant, who weighed just one pound when born. Today he is four months old and healthy.

"Pope John Paul II told me when we were discussing the cause of Margaret Sinclair to ask the people to pray for a miracle and this has been happening,” said Edinburgh Archbishop, Cardinal Keith O'Brien. He also said that we must be cautious. The doctors and nurses are being asked to send medicals statements to Church officials.

Sr. Margaret died in 1925. Pope Paul VI declared her a Servant of God in February 1978. If this is declared a miracle, she will be beatified. If declared a saint, she will be only the second canonized, Scottish saint.

Source: Catholic News Agency

2 comment(s):

del_button March 29, 2007 at 10:56 AM
Unknown said...

do you have any novenas to Margaret Sinclair

Where I can tell Margaret my requests

If you have any can you email me

one if you don't mind

del_button March 31, 2007 at 4:02 PM
Matthew said...

Hi, Dave. I don't have any novenas, but you could just say a short prayer of your own to Margaret Sinclair for her intercession. If you ever find a novena to her, I will email it to you.

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